Switzerland's educa.ch — a Federal-Cantonal Legal Framework for AI in Schools
Switzerland
Switzerland's joint federal-cantonal agency educa.ch published a legal assessment (Aug 2024) and data-reuse guidance (Jan 2025) governing AI in schools …
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Finland's education ministry and Opetushallitus published national AI recommendations (31 March 2025) after consulting 172 organisations and youth 'Digiraati' councils, covering legal duties, ethics, data protection and equitable access.
Finland's Ministry of Education and Culture and Opetushallitus jointly published national AI recommendations for early childhood, school and vocational/adult education on 31 March 2025, after consulting 172 organisations and youth 'Digiraati' councils; the package compiles binding legal obligations (data protection, copyright, procurement) alongside general guidance requiring education providers to set AI-use policies and assess staff training needs.
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Switzerland
Switzerland's joint federal-cantonal agency educa.ch published a legal assessment (Aug 2024) and data-reuse guidance (Jan 2025) governing AI in schools …
Germany
Germany's 16 state education ministries jointly adopted a non-binding recommendation on AI-personalised learning, exam reform, teacher training and data protection …
Portugal
Portugal's National Education Council published Recommendation 4/2026 in May 2026, mandating AI literacy from primary school, an independent education AI …
France
France's data-protection authority CNIL published GDPR-based FAQs (June 2025) on how teachers may and may not use AI systems, then …
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