We founded edYOU on a simple belief: AI should make learning safer, smarter, not harder, and improve your well-being along the way.

That’s why transparency, integrity, and continuous improvement aren’t just boxes we check, they’re the foundation of everything we build.

When California Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 243 into law this week, it marked a major shift in how the nation thinks about responsible AI.

For the first time, AI companies are being told to protect children and safeguard their chatbots to protect the public.

At edYOU, we didn’t need a law to tell us that. We’ve been building our platform that way from the very start. This is exactly how we believe AI should be built: safe, ethical, and deeply human.

Safety and Mental Health Awareness

Under SB 243, companies that offer chatbots, including large platforms like OpenAI’s ChatGPT are now required to build in specific safeguards. That includes monitoring chats for signs of self-harm or suicidal ideation and taking appropriate action, such as referring users to outside mental health resources.

At edYOU, we’ve already built these principles into our design.

That’s because our AI was developed by doctors and educators, not coders chasing engagement metrics.

Our platform is a closed-loop system, fueled by verified academic curriculum, not open internet data. That means every student interaction is carefully guided, monitored, and optimized for learning, never left to chance or open-ended dialogue.

We don’t just meet safety standards; we were built around them.

Beyond Compliance: The edYOU Promise

We design AI for education, not exploitation. We do not collect unnecessary data, manipulate users, or hide how our systems work.

Every edYOU model is guided by three simple values:

• Transparency: Everyone knows when and how AI is being used.

• Accountability: Every system can be audited and is built with human oversight.

• Trust: edYOU AI strengthens the connection between students, teachers, and learning, it never replaces it.

Empowering Students, Teachers, and Institutions

For students, this means smarter study sessions, instant feedback, and measurable progress.

For teachers, it means technology that enhances their expertise, not replaces it, freeing them to focus on what matters most: teaching.

For schools and universities, it means partnering with a platform that builds trust through clarity, not complexity.

Leading with Purpose

California’s AI law may define the floor but at edYOU, we’re building the future. Our mission has always been to combine the power of AI with the heart of education, responsibly, transparently, and human-first.

Because when it comes to learning, technology should never just be smart. It should be safe, ethical, and built for you.