Schools can’t verify how GenAI use personal information
2026
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1) This report audits five Generative AI in EdTech tools, revealing significant risks to children's rights, including privacy and protection from commercial exploitation, with limited evidence of educational benefits.
2) * Examines the child rights implications of five GenAI tools: Character.AI, Grammarly, MagicSchool AI, Microsoft Copilot, and Mind's Eye.
* Assesses how these tools uphold or undermine children's rights under the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.
* Highlights risks such as opaque data practices, commercial exploitation, and lack of age-appropriate safeguards.
3) GenAI, EdTech, Child Rights, Privacy, Education
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