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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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Rhode Island Department of Education (RIDE)
RIDE's August 2025 Guidance for Responsible Use of AI in Schools for local education agencies, plus a video, a custom guidance GPT and a six-part webinar series recorded October 9 to November 13, 2025.
RI Department of Administration, ETSS
Describes the state's planned Data, Analytics and AI Center of Excellence led by a Chief Data and Analytics Officer, covering interagency data sharing, governance, ethical AI readiness, AI guidance for agencies and staff AI training.
Office of Governor Dan McKee
On February 29, 2024, Gov. McKee signed an executive order creating the state's first AI Task Force, an AI Center of Excellence, a Data Center of Excellence, a Chief Data Officer role, and an AI training collaboration among DLT, RIDE and the Postsecondary Commissioner.
RI Department of Administration, Enterprise Technology Strategy and Services (ETSS)
Home of the Governor's AI Task Force created by Executive Order 24-06. Links the State of Rhode Island AI Action Plan, released January 2026, with recommendations on workforce, government AI pilots, governance and shared infrastructure.
University of Rhode Island
Launched September 11, 2025, the institute supports AI, data science, high-performance and quantum computing research, provides research infrastructure to other Rhode Island institutions, and runs workshops and student mentoring.
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