Artificial intelligence in European schools: experiences and challenges in Italy, Lithuania, Spain, and..

Friday, Feb 13, 2026

Il Sole 24 Ore

Lithuania invests in Copilot; Spain sees widespread but unregulated AI use; Greece pilots AI integration.

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Lithuania has invested over 1.7 million euros in Microsoft 365 Copilot licenses for its students and teachers, supported by training programs, with AI adoption already exceeding the European average. In Spain, artificial intelligence is widely used in schools—with eight out of ten students using AI tools—but lacks clear national regulations; while many use tools like ChatGPT, schools are inconsistently managing its use, leading some to implement detection methods for academic integrity. Experts caution against over-reliance on generative AI, advocating for its integration as a support tool alongside digital literacy education. Greece is officially integrating AI into its schools starting in the 2024-2025 academic year through a government program, though specific usage guidelines remain unclear.

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