AI in education’s potential privacy nightmare

Date:

August 14, 2025

AI is now firmly entrenched in classrooms, but student privacy rules haven’t caught up.

Why it matters: Chatbots can expose troves of personal data in ways few parents, students or teachers fully understand.

The big picture: The 2025-26 school year is shaping up to be one where educators feel that they must embrace AI to keep students competitive. Still, there are concerns.

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AI in education’s potential privacy nightmare

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