MD HB1057

State Department of Education must create an online platform with AI guidance for local school systems, educators, parents, and students, with separate guidance published for students, educators, and administrators, reviewed and updated annually

Each local school system must adopt an AI policy within 120 days of state guidance release, and each county board must designate an AI coordinator to liaise with the state on productive and ethical AI use

Morgan State University or another 4-year institution must annually evaluate and certify AI tools submitted by the State Superintendent and schools for consistency with state guidelines

AI literacy must be incorporated into workforce preparation standards by June 1, 2027, and statewide teacher professional development training must be completed by July 1, 2027, with teachers compensated through time, money, or recertification credits

Establishes the Maryland AI Education Collaborative with approximately 20+ members including educators, administrators, parents, students, and labor representatives to study AI use in schools and report findings annually to the State Board and General Assembly beginning December 1, 2027