Conversation
Speaking · chatThe student opens a speaking practice activity and talks with the AI, in a chat or role play. AI Safety reviews every message. If one goes against the policy, it creates an alert and can end the conversation.
Safe AI use
AI Safety protects your students and your institution every time someone uses LingoQuesto's AI. It identifies uses that go against the policy, alerts your team and, when needed, ends a conversation or holds content for review before it's published.
In short: if a student or a teacher writes or generates hateful content, harassment, self-harm, violence, sexual content or personal data, AI Safety flags it, alerts the reviewer and takes action according to the flow.
In Feature settings, each row shows where this protection runs: who is using the AI and in which part of the platform. Today it's active for Student · Conversation.
01 · Purpose
Three tasks that work together to keep AI practice a safe space.
Keeps AI practice away from topics such as self-harm, harassment, hate, violence or sexual content.
Creates an alert with the message, the audio if there is any, who said it and in which activity. Teachers and administrators can review it.
Beyond recording, it steps in: in a conversation it can end the chat, and in content creation it holds the activity for review before it's published.
02 · Feature settings
Each row in the table describes a place in the platform where AI Safety runs. These are its four columns.
| 1Actor type | 2Flow | 3Enabled | 4Enforce mode |
|---|---|---|---|
| Student | Conversation |
Who is using the AI: student or teacher. Each role has its own settings, even within the same chat.
The exact moment: conversation, sentences, words, or creating an activity or a course.
On: the review runs in that flow and generates alerts. Off: that flow is left out of the review.
On: besides alerting, AI Safety takes action, such as warning or ending the conversation.
03 · Flows
Six moments in the platform, organized by who is using the AI.
while practicing
The student opens a speaking practice activity and talks with the AI, in a chat or role play. AI Safety reviews every message. If one goes against the policy, it creates an alert and can end the conversation.
Practice with individual sentences: repeating or completing them. It applies the same policy filter to a type of activity other than chat.
Word-by-word vocabulary practice with short exercises. It reviews brief answers.
while creating or testing content
When the teacher creates an activity, AI Safety reviews the prompt and the content the AI generates. If anything goes against the policy, the activity is held for review before it's published.
When the teacher tests or previews the chat as if they were a student. It's the same conversation, seen from the teacher role.
When the teacher builds a course with several activities. AI Safety reviews the content of the whole course.
04 · AI misuse
Every alert comes with a level that helps you decide what to review first.
A mild signal. It's logged for reference and the activity usually continues.
Signs of misuse worth reviewing. Depending on the case, the conversation may continue.
Content that clearly goes against the policy. It's best to review it soon.
The most serious cases: hate, self-harm, violence or sexual content. In a student's conversation, AI Safety usually ends the chat to protect the student.
Each alert shows the category of the content detected.
05 · In the platform
The full journey, from detection to closure.
It appears in AI misuse with the evidence (text or audio), the actor, the flow and the category.
In a student's conversation, AI Safety can warn or end the chat. In content creation, the activity is held for review.
A teacher or administrator marks the alert as reviewed or resolves it. The protection stays active in that flow.
Want to review your institution's settings or look at an alert in detail? Message us on the support chat and we'll go through it with you.