AI for ALL Act

National AI literacy commission and plan

If enacted, this bill would create an Artificial Intelligence Literacy and Education Commission inside the Office of Science and Technology Policy. The Commission would have ten members, with the OSTP Director as Chair, agency AI experts appointed by their agency heads, and three Chair-appointed AI experts from higher education, the private sector, and an AI-literacy organization. The Commission would meet within 60 days of enactment and then at least once every three months, and it would be exempt from the usual federal advisory committee charter rules. The Chair would require the Commission to send a national AI literacy strategy to Congress within one year. The strategy would identify opportunities and challenges, explain how people should understand and safely use AI, and aim to support continued U.S. leadership. The Chair must check whether the plan is out of date within six months of submission and then at regular intervals; if out of date, the Commission would send updated plans on a set schedule. The Commission would develop and share multilingual materials, run a multilingual public service multimedia campaign, host a public website, and coordinate Federal, State, local, nonprofit, academic, and private partners as appropriate.