Where AI Runs Is Becoming the Real Compliance Decision in Higher Ed
A new University of Toronto infrastructure role signals that data placement, not policy language, is now the operative control for campus AI governance.
A new University of Toronto infrastructure role signals that data placement, not policy language, is now the operative control for campus AI governance.
Instructor-level AI policies solve academic integrity optics but leave the actual FERPA exposure, student data flowing into third-party tools, largely unaddressed.
Education and workforce programs are scaling AI training fast, but enrollment numbers are not the competency evidence ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act require.
As colleges route student data through AI tools for advising and administration, FERPA and state privacy laws expose a vendor accountability gap that conduct policies don't touch.