In the context of education, the GDPR has been particularly impactful in protecting student data. For example, in Germany, the implementation of AI-driven learning management systems (LMSs) in schools was accompanied by stringent data protection measures in line with the GDPR. These measures ensured that the student data were handled securely and that the AI algorithms used in the LMS were transparent and explainable. The success of the GDPR in promoting ethical AI practices in education highlights the importance of strong governance frameworks that prioritize privacy and transparency (Barezzani, 2019). By 2022, over 500,000 Singaporeans had participated in SkillsFuture programs, with a significant portion of these programs focused on AI and digital literacy. The success of SkillsFuture can be attributed to its inclusive approach, which ensures that individuals from all backgrounds, including those from disadvantaged communities, have access to AI education The University of Toronto's Vector Institute, a leading AI research hub in Canada, has been at the forefront of promoting sustainable AI practices . The Institute has developed several AI models that significantly reduce energy consumption without compromising performance. These models are being utilized in educational settings, where they support a variety of applications, from personalized learning to educational data analytics, while trying to comply with the principles of decreasing the environmental footprint.