Deploy the power of artificial intelligence with the peace of mind that your intellectual property, student records and institutional knowledge are under lock and key.
Zero Training Guarantee: Your files, research documents, exams and student data remain hosted in a private environment exclusive to your institution. We will never use your information to train public AI models or third-party models. Your model learns only within your own boundaries.
An honest comparison for technical and compliance teams evaluating options.
| Criterio | Witty Boxes | ChatGPT Edu | MS Copilot | Gemini Edu |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Data never leaves the institution | ||||
| GDPR compliance native by design | ||||
| No training with your data | ||||
| Native LMS integration (Moodle/Canvas) | ||||
| Full customisation with own context | ||||
| Complete audit and traceability | ||||
| European provider, data in Europe |
Regulation (EU) 2024/1689, in force since August 2024, establishes specific obligations for high-risk AI systems — the category that covers AI used in educational environments.
The world's first global AI regulatory framework. It classifies systems by risk level and establishes obligations for transparency, auditing and human oversight. AI systems applied in education and student management are explicitly classified as high-risk (Annex III).
Prohibited AI practices: cognitive manipulation, social scoring.
Transparency and user information about AI use.
Education: human oversight, technical documentation, audit.
First European Commission audits of high-risk AI systems in production.
Designed from the ground up to strictly comply with the most demanding international standards for data protection and privacy in educational environments.
Institutional-level data protection under the world's most demanding regulatory frameworks.
Configure granular permissions so each profile can only access the information relevant to them.
Full visibility over every interaction. RAG always cites the sources used, preventing hallucinations or plagiarism.
Request a meeting with our Privacy Officer to review your specific case or download the security white paper.