Education for Filmmakers Pilot Program.
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Overview
This bill establishes a pilot program run by the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development to develop a model for teaching artificial intelligence literacy to workers and students in the entertainment industry. The program aims to create a training pipeline connecting learning directly to employment opportunities and will partner with industry unions, guilds, and schools. The program will be evaluated by 2029, and its findings will be used to determine whether to continue, modify, or expand it, with the pilot program set to expire in 2034. It also amends existing education code to incorporate AI and media literacy standards into curriculum frameworks and instructional materials.
Key provisions
- Creates a pilot program within the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development to develop AI literacy training for the entertainment industry.
- Requires the pilot program to establish a connected training pipeline linking learning to employment.
- Mandates partnerships with entertainment industry unions, guilds, employers, and film schools.
- Requires a comprehensive evaluation of the pilot program by January 1, 2029.
- Amends the Education Code to incorporate AI literacy definitions.
- Requires the commission to consider incorporating media literacy content into ELA/ELD curriculum frameworks and instructional materials.
- Requires the commission to consider incorporating AI literacy content into mathematics, science, and history-social science curriculum frameworks.
- Sets an expiration date for the added provisions of the bill at January 1, 2034.
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