Microsoft has new AI privacy rules for schools
Microsoft committed to ten contractually enforceable principles with the AFT and its NYC affiliate, following school bans on student-facing AI. The terms include no AI training on student or educator data, limits on data collection, and plain-language disclosure to families.
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