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HB 4005·AZ·house

artificial intelligence; course; public schools

VetoedFiled Feb 9, 2026
Sponsor: Nick Kupper (R)
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Governor: Vetoed

Jun 19, 2026

Summary

The bill would have mandated that every Arizona school district and charter school offer instruction on the ethical, moral and educational uses of artificial intelligence, including basic prompting techniques, beginning in the 2027‑28 school year. Schools could deliver this as a standalone course or embed it within existing curricula, and must submit an annual report to the state Department of Education. The measure was vetoed by the governor.

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