The Michigan Department of Education (MDE) has published an AI resources page providing guidance for K-12 schools on integrating artificial intelligence into educational settings. The guidance addresses AI literacy, responsible use, academic integrity, and curriculum integration strategies. Michigan is among the states that have released AI guidance for public schools, though it has not enacted binding AI education legislation.
At the legislative level, multiple AI-related bills were introduced in the Michigan House in 2025, but they drew criticism for a punitive regulatory approach and were not enacted. No comprehensive AI statute has been passed in Michigan as of April 2026.
Who it affects: Michigan public school educators and students through voluntary departmental guidance.
What is notably missing: The MDE guidance is not binding; there is no statewide curriculum mandate, no teacher training obligation, and no enforcement mechanism for AI literacy in schools. Michigan has not enacted any AI-specific legislation affecting education or workforce training.