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National and state resources to fund, govern and put AI to work. Every listing links to its official source; state programs are labeled with their state.
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Indiana Department of Education
IDOE hub with AI guidance for schools, Indiana Learning Lab AI professional-development series (district spotlights, AI Insights for Educators), the final report of the 2023-24 AI-Powered Platform Pilot Grant, and information on the Digital Learning Grant.
Indiana Department of Workforce Development
Policy effective May 20, 2026 for DWD staff, contractors and service providers: only agency-approved AI tools may be used, protected information must stay out of AI tools, AI may not be used to make decisions, outputs must be reviewed by a person, and recording requires everyone's consent.
Office of Governor Mike Braun / Central Indiana Corporate Partnership
Statewide initiative announced April 28, 2026, giving employers one entry point to find AI use cases, tools, technical support and implementation talent. It prioritizes Main Street businesses and rolls out in phases through roadshows, virtual sessions and an online platform.
Indiana Management Performance Hub, Office of the Chief Data Officer
Full text of the enterprise policy governing AI use by Indiana state agencies, including approval requirements and the AI Systems Standard.
Indiana Management Performance Hub, Office of the Chief Data Officer
Enterprise AI policy in place since February 2024 and based on the NIST AI RMF. Only OCDO-approved AI systems may be used, and agencies must complete an AI Readiness Assessment, now part of a combined ServiceNow intake (updated August 2026). The page also links an AI systems inventory and dos-and-don'ts guidance.
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