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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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Kentucky Department of Education
December 2025 overview of Kentucky's K-12 AI approach: the KDE AI Guidance Brief for local district policies, AI in academic standards and new CTE AI pathways, a statewide AI course for educators, an AI Fellows program for CTE teachers, and AI fluency and digital-citizenship supports.
Kentucky General Assembly / Commonwealth Office of Technology
Statute from 2025 SB 4 requiring COT's AI Governance Committee to set ISO/IEC 42001-aligned standards, keep a registry of generative and high-risk AI, review systems before deployment, require disclosure and appeal options when AI informs decisions, train employees, and report annually from Dec 1, 2025.
Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education
A 20-member task force of university, KCTCS, state agency, chamber and industry representatives examining how AI is changing learning, credentialing and employment in Kentucky. It will set 3- to 5-year goals for priority areas and report to the CPE Board; no report was posted as of July 2026.
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