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Admissions, grading or exam proctoring

AI that decides admissions, grades work, assigns levels or proctors online exams. It shapes students' access to education, often minors, so it is high-risk in the EU and Peru, and emotion recognition in classrooms is banned in the EU.

Examples

By country

We only list countries where an obligation in force or adopted mentions this use case.

How rules treat it, by jurisdiction

JurisdictionLevelDateNote
European UnionHigh riskDecember 2, 2027Annex III(3): admissions, grading, level placement and exam proctoring.
European UnionProhibited practiceFebruary 2, 2025Emotion recognition in schools is banned (Art. 5(1)(f)).
SpainData protection—GDPR with children's data and impact assessment; the AEPD is strict on proctoring.
PeruHigh riskSeptember 10, 2026Education of children and adolescents and access to education are high-risk; the education-sector deadline has passed.
EcuadorData protection—Minors' data requires consent from a legal representative.
BrazilMinimal risk or no specific regime—Bill PL 2338 would treat education as high-risk; the LGPD applies today.
United States (federal)Data protectionApril 22, 2026FERPA for education records and the amended COPPA Rule for children under 13.
ColoradoConsequential decisionJanuary 1, 2027SB 26-189: education is a consequential decision.
CaliforniaConsequential decisionJanuary 1, 2027CCPA ADMT: education enrollment and opportunities are a significant decision.

Common base documents

Depending on your situation

If students are minors
If biometrics or webcams are used
If the institution is a public deployer in the EU

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