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This bill was received on 2026-09-21, and currently has 8 cosponsors.\nHere is a short summary of the bill:\nThis bill would create a broad federal framework for AI education, workforce development, and certain privacy and transparency rules tied to the use of AI in employment, education, and other covered decisions.\nWorkforce training and education\nThe bill would set up federal grants and programs to help states, schools, colleges, employers, and training providers prepare workers and students for jobs affected by AI. 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It would also require the government to identify occupations likely to be affected by AI and to publish information on those jobs and pathways.\nIn addition, the Secretary would collect and publish annual, anonymized, aggregated data on program outcomes, including:\n- Who participated in the programs\n- Completion rates\n- Employment and retention outcomes\n- Income changes after participation\nThe bill also includes open-access research and measurement standards to help track how AI affects education and work. Funding would be authorized through 2031.\nPrivacy, student data, and oversight\nThe bill would place limits on how student data can be used in AI-related programs and includes privacy safeguards for participants. It would also add oversight requirements related to the environmental effects of AI systems and disclosure rules connected to AI research and implementation.\nUse of AI in covered decisions\nFor organizations using AI in covered decisions, the bill would require notice to affected people, including an explanation that AI is being used and what kinds of data are involved. It would also require:\n- Meaningful human review of AI-assisted decisions\n- An appeals process for participants\n- Staff training on the limits and potential bias of AI systems\nFederal agencies would be required to coordinate enforcement. Violations could lead to penalties and referral to the FTC. 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This includes support for:\n- AI literacy programs in schools and colleges\n- Apprenticeships, reskilling, and retraining for workers whose jobs are disrupted by AI\n- Stackable micro-credentials that can be earned in stages and applied toward AI-related career pathways\n- Fellowships, mentorship programs, and accessibility support for people entering or advancing in AI-related fields\n- Programs aimed at improving access and participation for underrepresented groups, including at minority-serving institutions\nPlanning, research, and reporting\nThe bill would require annual updates and the creation of an interagency council to coordinate federal efforts. It would also require the government to identify occupations likely to be affected by AI and to publish information on those jobs and pathways.\nIn addition, the Secretary would collect and publish annual, anonymized, aggregated data on program outcomes, including:\n- Who participated in the programs\n- Completion rates\n- Employment and retention outcomes\n- Income changes after participation\nThe bill also includes open-access research and measurement standards to help track how AI affects education and work. Funding would be authorized through 2031.\nPrivacy, student data, and oversight\nThe bill would place limits on how student data can be used in AI-related programs and includes privacy safeguards for participants. It would also add oversight requirements related to the environmental effects of AI systems and disclosure rules connected to AI research and implementation.\nUse of AI in covered decisions\nFor organizations using AI in covered decisions, the bill would require notice to affected people, including an explanation that AI is being used and what kinds of data are involved. It would also require:\n- Meaningful human review of AI-assisted decisions\n- An appeals process for participants\n- Staff training on the limits and potential bias of AI systems\nFederal agencies would be required to coordinate enforcement. Violations could lead to penalties and referral to the FTC. The bill authorizes $100 million per year through 2031 for these efforts.\nRelevant Companies\n- None found\nRepresentative Suzanne Bonamici Bill Proposals\nHere are some bills which have recently been proposed by Representative Suzanne Bonamici:\n- H.R.10515: Artificial Intelligence Education and Workforce Readiness Act of 2026\n- H.R.10421: Transforming Education for the Future Act\n- H.R.10220: SIMPLE Act\n- H.R.9824: Daycare Not Detentions Act of 2026\n- H.R.9796: Supporting Grandfamilies Act of 2026\n- H.R.9647: To prohibit the National Science Foundation from obligating or expending Federal funds to descope or decommission the Ocean Observatories Initiative instruments, and for other purposes.\nYou can track bills proposed by Representative Suzanne Bonamici on Quiver Quantitative's politician page for Bonamici.\nRepresentative Suzanne Bonamici Net Worth\nQuiver Quantitative estimates that Representative Suzanne Bonamici is worth $11.3M, as of September 29th, 2026. This is the 105th highest net worth in Congress, per our live estimates.\nBonamici has approximately $545.9K invested in publicly traded assets which Quiver is able to track live.\nYou can track Representative Suzanne Bonamici's net worth on Quiver Quantitative's politician page for Bonamici.\n2026 Oregon's 1st Congressional District Election\nThere has been approximately $1,095,434 of spending in Oregon's 1st congressional district elections over the last two years, per our estimates.\nThe rating for this race is currently \"Solid D\".\nYou can track this election on our matchup page for the 2026 Oregon's 1st congressional district election.\nThis article is not financial advice. 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