PILOT TERMS
Use RSA with care.
These terms govern the current classroom pilot. Schools and teachers remain responsible for instruction, supervision, student support, and local approval requirements.Effective August 29, 2026 · RSA classroom pilotPurpose
RSA helps students prepare questions, practice communication, and study from teacher-approved materials. It is a coaching aid—not an LMS, grading system, counselor, diagnostic service, or replacement for professional judgment.
Age and authorization
Teachers must use RSA only with students permitted by their school and applicable family-consent requirements. Students under 13 may not use AI coaching unless RSA has enabled the required enhanced child-data controls.
Academic integrity
RSA may review concepts, ask guiding questions, provide limited hints, create fresh practice, and help prepare a question for a teacher. Users may not use RSA to complete an assignment, obtain an answer key, cheat, impersonate another person, or create submit-ready work.
Safety boundary
RSA is not an emergency service and cannot contact help. If someone may be in immediate danger, contact a trusted adult who is physically present and call 911 in the U.S. or the appropriate local emergency number. In the U.S., call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.
Classroom materials
Teachers must have permission to upload or link each resource. Teachers control removal of classroom materials. Users may not upload malware, unlawful material, private records unrelated to instruction, or content they do not have permission to use.
Pilot availability
RSA is an early pilot and may change, pause, or experience errors. Important student-support decisions should never depend on RSA being continuously available. These pilot terms will be replaced or reviewed before general commercial release.