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SB 988

North Carolina Senate bill in Session 2025.

Status: introduced. Latest action: April 30, 2026.

Protecting Workers in the Age of AI Act.

Bill ID NC-2025-SB-988
Session 2025
Status introduced
Senate introduced 2026-04-30
Summary

Titles the act the “Protect Workers in the age of AI Act.” Adds GS 143B-438.14A, establishing the Artificial Intelligence (AI) Workforce Transition Program (Program) and the AI Workforce Transition Fund (Fund) in the Department of Commerce (DOC). Directs the Program to use any funding to support workers displaced due to artificial intelligence or automation by providing job retraining, credentialing programs, and workforce education. Prioritizes training programs in health care, advanced manufacturing, infrastructure, and other skilled trades. Requires employers receiving State economic incentives to report layoffs attributable to automation or AI to DOC. Authorizes DOC to engage in partnerships to carry out GS 143B-438.14A. Makes conforming change to GS 115D-20.

Sponsor
Caleb Theodros
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Actions Timeline
Date Event Detail
2026-04-30 Introduced Bill introduced
2026-04-30 Status introduced
2026-04-30 Latest Action Filed
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