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Artificial intelligence being used in schools to detect self-harm and bullying

Posted on September 22, 2019June 24, 2025 by Dissent

Rowland Manthorpe reports:

One of England’s biggest academy chains is testing pupils’ mental health using an AI (artificial intelligence) tool which can predict self-harm, drug abuse and eating disorders, Sky News can reveal.

A leading technology think tank has called the move “concerning”, saying “mission creep” could mean the test is used to stream pupils and limit their educational potential.

Read it all on Sky News.

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