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WRNJ Radio reports that Rep. Josh Gottheimer and Rep. Jay Obernolte introduced the bipartisan AI LABS Act, which would support AI labs and teacher training in K–12 schools. Gottheimer also backed cellphone restrictions, AI literacy in New Jersey curricula, and improved broadband access.
WRNJ Radio reports that Gottheimer announced the AI LABS Act on September 4 at George Washington Middle School in Ridgewood, New Jersey. The bill is co-led by Rep. Jay Obernolte, a Republican from California. According to the report, it would direct the U.S. Department of Education to create a federal grant program, or use existing grant programs, to help K–12 schools establish dedicated AI labs and train teachers to understand and use AI.
The proposed labs would provide hands-on instruction about AI, modeled by Gottheimer on earlier computer and typing labs. The measure would also direct the Education Department to study how the resources are distributed and used and recommend future investments. WRNJ does not provide bill text, a funding amount, eligibility rules, implementation dates, or evidence that Congress has approved the proposal.
The report says Gottheimer is separately urging New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill and Education Commissioner Lily Laux to continue the state’s Phone-Free Schools Grant Program. He also supports the bipartisan UNPLUGGED Act, which would help schools restrict personal electronic devices and buy secure storage boxes or pouches, with exceptions for some medical, disability, and English-learner needs.
Gottheimer said he is calling on New Jersey to add AI literacy, ethics, and practical skills to K–12 curricula while limiting screen time. He also said he would send a letter to the Federal Communications Commission and National Telecommunications and Information Administration seeking priority for broadband deployment in rural and underserved school districts. WRNJ is the source for these reported actions; they were not independently confirmed here.
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The proposal would place AI literacy, critical evaluation, and teacher preparation inside a broader public-school policy agenda. If enacted and funded, it could affect how schools teach students to use AI and judge its limits, while also raising practical questions about equity, oversight, screen time, and access for poorly connected districts.
The proposal treats AI education as a capability and governance issue rather than only a technology-purchasing issue. Students would be taught how to use AI, question its output, and recognize when it should not be trusted. That framing could be useful as schools respond to both pressure for AI preparedness and concerns about overuse, academic integrity, privacy, and unequal access.
Teacher training is central to whether AI literacy becomes meaningful classroom practice. Without clear curriculum standards, staff time, evaluation methods, and safeguards for student data, creating a named lab may not by itself produce reliable instruction. The article does not establish how the proposed program would address those questions.
학교에 안정적인 연결성이나 적절한 장치가 부족하면 실습형 AI 교육이 고르지 않을 수 있기 때문에 광대역 구성 요소가 중요합니다. 그러나 출처는 헌신적인 연방 배포 프로그램이 아닌 옹호 편지를 설명합니다. 규모, 수령자, 비용 및 예상 일정은 아직 알려지지 않았습니다.
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The key next steps are whether Congress advances the AI LABS Act, how any grant program would be funded and structured, and whether New Jersey officials maintain cellphone and AI-literacy initiatives. The FCC and NTIA response to Gottheimer’s broadband request is also unknown.
AI LABS 법의 입법문, 후원자, 위원회 조치, 자금 승인 및 보조금 자격을 확인하세요. 해당 세부 사항이 공개될 때까지 학교는 연방 자금이나 지원 경로가 존재한다고 가정할 수 없습니다.
모든 최종 프로그램은 교사 훈련 품질, 학생 데이터 보호, 접근성, 장치 요구 사항, 농촌 및 서비스가 부족한 학교가 필요에 비례하여 자원을 받는지 여부를 평가해야 합니다. 출처는 제안의 교육 효과에 대한 독립적인 평가를 제공하지 않습니다.
뉴저지의 전화 없는 학교 보조금 프로그램 및 UNPLUGGED 법의 상태는 장치 제한이 AI 교육과 어떻게 공존할 것인지를 명확히 할 것입니다. FCC와 NTIA는 제공된 소스에서 요청된 광대역 배포를 우선시할 것인지 확인하지 않았습니다.