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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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Pennsylvania Department of Education (PDE)
PDE guidance for educators, families and students on the benefits, risks and privacy of AI in schools: don't enter student records into public AI tools, and AI should not be the sole grader. Links to responsible-use pages and a Digital Media Literacy Toolkit.
Pennsylvania Office of Administration
Official timeline of the Commonwealth's AI work from 2023 to 2026: EO 2023-19 and the Generative AI Governing Board, the ChatGPT Enterprise pilot, InnovateUS training (5,000+ employees by Oct 2025), the Feb 2026 AI literacy toolkit and AI Enforcement Task Force, and March 2026 guidance on AI in hiring.
Office of Governor Josh Shapiro
Release dated July 10, 2025 summarizing EO 2023-19 (Sept 2023) and the Generative AI Governing Board advised by CMU's Block Center. In the ChatGPT Enterprise pilot, 175 employees from 14 agencies took part and saved about 95 minutes on days they used the tool.
Pennsylvania Office of Administration
Agreement announced Dec 17, 2024 giving Commonwealth employees no-cost, self-paced InnovateUS courses on responsible generative AI use, prompting and risk reduction. Generative AI was also added to annual security awareness training.
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