Student Ideas Stay Private
Student-submitted project ideas are not published in the public winning-project database or exposed as public search results.
These rules define how the platform should handle student-submitted ideas, AI-generated evaluations, and mentor feedback without turning private concepts into public content.
Student-submitted project ideas are not published in the public winning-project database or exposed as public search results.
Students should be able to delete submitted ideas and associated AI reports when they no longer want the platform to retain them.
AI analysis is coaching guidance, not a final judgment, guarantee, admissions recommendation, or replacement for a mentor.
Student idea text, research plans, and evaluation reports should be handled as sensitive student data with limited access.
User-submitted ideas should not be used to train models or improve datasets unless the student or guardian explicitly opts in.
Public project pages should describe historical winning projects only. A student's own idea, AI report, and mentor notes should remain private unless the student chooses to share them.