Authorizes the National Science Foundation to fund scholarships, fellowships, research grants, and community college centers focused on artificial intelligence education and workforce training.

• Allows NSF to award scholarships and fellowships of up to five years to undergraduate and graduate students in AI-related degree programs, with priority for AI teaching, advanced manufacturing, and agriculture.
• Directs NSF to establish up to eight Centers of AI Excellence at community colleges and area career and technical education schools, coordinated with the Commerce Department's Regional Technology Hubs program, subject to appropriations.
• Authorizes NSF competitive grants for research on AI teaching models, tools, and materials for pre-kindergarten through grade 12 classrooms.
• Requires NSF to report to Congress and the public on the scholarship and fellowship programs within seven years, and on the Centers after completing their evaluation.

• Science, Space, and Technology Committee (House)

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