P. of S. 348

Memorials
IEPR
17 December 2025

Date: March 6, 2025

To create the “Artificial Intelligence Act as a work and Instructional Tool for students and teachers in the Puerto Rico Department of Education” and establish the legal framework; for the ethical and responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the Puerto Rico education system, with the objective of improving the quality of teaching; personalizing learning and preparing students for an AI-driven future; and for other related purposes.

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P. of S. 348

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R. of S. 663

To order the Government Committee of the Senate of Puerto Rico to carry out a comprehensive investigation into the management of the Government of Puerto Rico and its instrumentalities in the preparation of the 2020 Census, evaluate the results of the tests carried out, and evaluate the initiatives taken by all its instruments to proactively address the challenges presented to us by the dramatic decline in population that occurred after the passage of Hurricane María and in the management and use of census information.

R. of S. 140

Date: September 1, 2021

To order the Committee on Women's Affairs of the Senate of Puerto Rico to conduct research and analysis on the stigma, discrimination and invisibility of adult women over sixty years of age in Puerto Rico and how the intersection of ageism and sexism affects their well-being, rights, and opportunities in the emotional, social, family, legal, financial and health spheres, as well as the services available by government agencies and non-profit and private entities.

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Date: September 16, 2008

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