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AI governance

Who holds AI to your district's standards?

Anything an AI tool creates has the potential to turn into a referendum on district policies. That’s why strong AI governance — accounting not only for which AI tools are being used, but how they’re being used — is so essential.

Brisk is a comprehensive AI governance solution for K–12, giving districts full visibility into AI use and the power to shape it.

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The AI governance maturity spectrum

  1. Level 1

    Gain visibility into AI tool use

    District leaders build approved and blocked tools lists and use web filters to check AI usage against the lists. This provides insight into which tools are being used, but not how they’re being used.

  2. Level 2

    Check AI tool use against policies

    Leaders have access to data that shows whether the AI tools on their approved list are producing resources that adhere to board- or state-defined AI guidelines, their district’s strategic plan, and other district policies.

  3. Level 3

    Shape AI tool use proactively

    Leaders roll out mechanisms for automatically incorporating their policies and priorities into every output their approved AI tools generate. This puts schools in a position to use AI in ways that drive meaningful learning.

Keep AI tools compliant across your district

The resources AI tools create should reflect what matters to a district. This includes alignment with:

  • Adopted Curriculum
  • AI Policies
  • Approved Source Materials
  • Board Policies
  • Ethical Guidelines
  • Pedagogical Frameworks
  • Portraits of a Graduate
  • State Standards
  • Strategic Plans
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Become a Founding Partner

Brisk shows leaders which AI tools teachers and students are using and aligns this usage with district policies and priorities. With Brisk, leaders are able to:

  • See usage across AI tools, including those that users sign up for outside standard IT rostering or single sign-on processes.
  • Chart AI tool usage against their approved and blocked lists.
  • View AI tool compliance with every policy, framework, and rule that matters to their district.
  • Set guidance that delivers instructional support for teachers and academic integrity support for students across every AI interaction.
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Trusted by 2,000,000+ educators in 10,000+ districts

  • Pennsylvania Association of Intermediate Units
  • Atlanta Public Schools
  • forsyth
  • ottawa school board
  • Lynnfield
  • east side
  • Napa Valley Unified School District
  • Wilson County Schools

How would you respond if your board asked about AI use tomorrow?

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