Conner Huey argues in the Arizona Capitol Times that state lawmakers should revise and repass House Bill 4005 after Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed the AI ethics education bill in June. The bill would have required AI ethics instruction for students in grades three, six, eight, ten, and twelve, and Huey proposes addressing the governor’s objections by restoring charter school inclusion and involving multiple Arizona universities in curriculum development rather than a single institution.
