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UK Education AI Safety Standards

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UK Adds Children's Mental Health and Manipulation Risks to Safety Standards for Educational AI Products

On January 19, the UK Department for Education updated its safety standards for generative AI products in education, targeting developers and buyers that serve schools, colleges, and children.

UK Department for Education standardsSchools / Product Teams2026-01-19

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