Child & Student Privacy Issues: AI

Child & Student Privacy Issues: AI

A collection of resources for unlocking the benefits of AI in education in an ethical, legal, and effective way without compromising the privacy of children and students.

AI-Related Resources Authored by PIPC Staff

Higher education institutions are currently using AI to classify, target, track, and anticipate student behavior. However, the many different ways that AI is used within higher education and the impact AI use has in this context is not clearly understood. This infographic illustrates the many different ways higher education institutions are currently using AI.

This article identifies practical educational uses of tools and systems associated with AI and big data, offers clear principles for responsibly using AI, and makes recommendations for how instructors can effectively teach students about the ethical and privacy risks.

Exploring the complex intersection of self-harm monitoring technology in schools, this report discusses the technology's privacy and equity concerns, and offers resources to help schools and districts protect students’ privacy in the context of monitoring for self-harm.

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The White House:

U.S. Department of Education:

Other Federal Agencies:

State Resources:

Overview:

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Games Teaching AI Risks: 

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