Artificial Intelligence (AI) Technologies Novel Experiential Technologies Assisting Individual Learning Hub Service

The agency is seeking artificial intelligence technologies and novel experiential technologies to assist with an individual learning hub service. This initiative addresses the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence tools that are increasingly embedded in everyday contexts like homes, schools, and community settings where children engage with them independently or collaboratively. While these technologies have the potential to support learning and development, the agency notes they also present risks and unintended challenges that must be navigated. The scope of work covers several specific types of artificial intelligence tools to support learners. The agency requires chatbots that assist with homework, problem-solving, or writing tasks, as well as generated study supports such as summaries, quizzes, or flashcards. Additionally, the project encompasses tools designed to increase engagement, motivation, or persistence, alongside adaptive and personalized learning systems that provide feedback, hints, or alternative instructional approaches. The requested technologies also include tools that modify content formats, such as text-to-speech, visual, or video-based content, and educational games targeting cognitive or socio-emotional skills. Bidders must be onshore organizations based in the United States. The agency requires the selected vendor to perform all work offsite. The agency is currently looking for proposals to determine the budget and has not disclosed specific evaluation criteria or key dates in the initial request.