The Consumers LEARN AI Act directs the Secretary of Commerce to develop a national strategy and public campaign to improve how Americans understand artificial intelligence technology and its uses. The strategy must be completed within six months and must address the capabilities and limitations of AI products and services, data protection, legal considerations, and common AI-related fraud tactics, with specialized guidance for areas like healthcare, finance, and business operations. The Secretary must also create multilingual educational materials and launch a national public service campaign using television, radio, internet platforms, and partnerships with organizations like the Small Business Administration to reach diverse communities. The bill requires annual reports to Congress on progress and effectiveness, with the Government Accountability Office conducting an initial assessment of existing federal AI literacy programs within 90 days. Funding is authorized through fiscal year 2034, though no specific dollar amount is specified in the legislation.