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Education and edtech

Schools, universities and edtech companies use AI to admit, grade, proctor and tutor students, often minors. These decisions shape educational paths, so they are high-risk in the EU and Peru, emotion recognition in classrooms is banned in the EU, and children's data has heightened protection everywhere.

Relevant sector rules

EU: admissions, grading, level placement and exam proctoring are high-risk (Annex III) from Dec 2, 2027, and emotion recognition in schools has been banned since Feb 2, 2025. Spain: GDPR rules for minors (own consent from age 14) and a pending bill on protecting minors in digital environments. Peru: education of children and adolescents is high-risk and the education-sector deadline passed on Sep 10, 2026. Ecuador: minors' data requires consent from a legal representative. Brazil: bill PL 2338 treats education as high-risk; today the LGPD applies with special rules for children. US: the amended COPPA Rule (compliance from Apr 22, 2026) for services directed to children under 13, FERPA for education records, California SB 243 for companion chatbots used by minors, and Colorado and California's ADMT rules treat education as a consequential decision from Jan 1, 2027.

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Sector regulators

Spain
Ecuador
Colombia
Peru
Mexico
Chile
Argentina
Brazil
United States (federal)

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