By Zac Chase
Publication Date: 2026-05-15 00:00:00
AI can be a powerful force for improving learning outcomes for everyone, yet many education leaders lack the clear policy guidelines needed for responsible implementation. To help bridge this gap, we recently hosted a series of AI Policy & Guidance Labs in six countries: Brazil, India, Malaysia, Mexico, Spain and Sweden.
We convened seasoned education policy experts with primary, secondary and higher education leaders to move from high-level vision to clear, actionable plans. By the end of these sessions, participants left with formal Position Statements and 12-month implementation roadmaps tailored to their unique needs. We worked with external experts to build an experience that was product-agnostic, so the policy plans could apply to the use of any generative AI platform or product.
Our focus within the AI Policy & Guidance Labs is to work alongside educators to use AI as a transformative tool for the specific challenges they face. Here’s what we learned from these sessions.
