The Consumers LEARN AI Act directs the Secretary of Commerce to develop a comprehensive national strategy and public education campaign to help Americans understand artificial intelligence and use AI products and services responsibly. The bill requires the Commerce Department to create multilingual educational materials, conduct a national public service campaign across television, radio, and online platforms, and develop specialized guidance for different sectors like healthcare and personal finance. The legislation affects all American consumers, including small business owners, by providing them with information about AI capabilities and limitations, data protection practices, and how to identify AI-generated content used for fraud. The bill authorizes $50 million annually from 2025 through 2030 for these activities and requires the Commerce Department to consult with multiple federal agencies, state and local governments, and private organizations to implement the strategy and report progress to Congress annually.