Building a safe, inclusive AI future for education

How should teachers talk about AI’s harms?Youth-Led Critical AI Education · Los Angeles, Providence

Case studies on three continents feed one set of shared rules, agreed at the UN Geneva Forum. An initiative of SPEC, with GOER.

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What GIEE does

GIEE connects teachers, researchers, founders and policymakers who want AI in education to be fair and safe. With the Global Online Education Regulator (GOER) and the UN Geneva Forum, we turn what works in real classrooms into benchmarks, policies and guardrails others can adopt.

  • SPEC
  • GOER
  • GLQF
  • Mount Saint Mary’s University
  • Check it Learning
  • Insight Recognition
  • The Common Ground Collaborative
  • Win The Toss
  • Symbol
  • Motum
  • FLOWWWY
  • Glitch
  • Exceptional Learners Collaborative

What we believe

“Human-centred design” is easy to say. These three beliefs are how we hold ourselves to it.

  1. Technology should make people more capable, never less.

    AI should serve the learner, not the other way round. We check that tools build curiosity, critical thinking and confidence, and don’t gatekeep, shrink or replace the human side of learning.

  2. Fairness has to be designed in.

    Nobody stumbles into ethical AI. Before a tool reaches millions of learners, someone has to check how it treats their privacy, their access and their wellbeing. We make that check part of the process.

  3. Trust decides whether any of it works.

    If teachers, students and families can’t trust the tools they rely on, even good ideas fail. Open, careful governance turns that doubt into shared progress.

Research you can read today.

  1. Women in AI FrameworkBringing women’s perspectives into every stage of how AI gets made.
    • Los Angeles
    • Barcelona
  2. Insight RecognitionAI-supported assessment that maps what each learner knows, from the bottom up.
    • United States
  3. Scaling & Expanding Youth-Led Critical AI EducationAI programmes co-designed with young people, and training for the teachers who run them.
    • Los Angeles
    • Providence
  4. murmur: AI Design in Mental HealthA clinician-supervised tool, built on Schema Therapy, that gives learners room to reflect.
    • Kyrgyzstan
  5. Street Racket: Schools and Hybrid Learning EnvironmentsHow learning through movement grows with AI-supported reflection and goal-setting.
    • Belgium
  6. CheckIT Learning: AI Supporting SEN StudentsResponsible AI, grounded in the science of learning, for students with special educational needs.
    • Online · CLEO LMS
  7. Flowwwly: From Screen Dependency to PurposeA human-centred app that helps young people trade screen time for purpose and real-world action.
    • Online · Flowwwly app
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Scholar, teacher, builder or public servant: if you work where AI meets inclusive education, what you know can shape the rules.

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