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NCStandards & Frameworks

Executive Order No. 24: Advancing Trustworthy Artificial Intelligence That Benefits All North Carolinians

Office of Governor Josh Stein

Signed Sept 2, 2025 and in effect through Dec 31, 2028. Creates the NC AI Leadership Council and the NC AI Accelerator within NCDIT, and requires agency AI oversight teams and use-case proposals. It also directs free public training on AI basics, AI scams, ethics and safety.

NCStandards & Frameworks

N.C. State Government Responsible Use of AI Framework

N.C. Department of Information Technology (NCDIT)

A living framework of principles, practices and guidance that state agencies use to manage risk across existing and new AI uses. It is aligned with state privacy laws and IT policies.

NCToolkits & Guides

NCDPI Generative AI Guidebook for Public Schools

N.C. Department of Public Instruction (NCDPI)

Released Jan 16, 2024. Recommends teaching AI literacy across all grades and subjects, covers teacher uses, accessibility benefits, academic integrity and student data, and introduces the EVERY framework for responsible AI use.

NCToolkits & Guides

North Carolina AI Governance Playbook

N.C. Department of Information Technology (NCDIT)

Announced Sept 2, 2026. Sets minimum requirements for state agencies across a seven-step AI lifecycle: use-case identification, risk assessment, required assessments, approvals, inventory, mitigation and post-deployment monitoring. Higher-risk use cases are published under EO 24.

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