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Malta’s AI strategy, aligned with Vision 2050, positions education as a key driver of social equity and economic growth. By using AI for personalised learning, predictive analytics, and teacher support, the strategy aims to reduce educational disparities, prevent early school leaving, and raise standards in core skills. Parallel investments in AI literacy, higher education, and teacher training are designed to ensure students and the workforce remain future-ready.

Malta’s revised AI Strategy positions tourism, hospitality, and catering as a priority sector for artificial intelligence deployment. By leveraging data-driven decision-making, predictive analytics, and a national Digital Tourism Platform, the strategy aims to enhance visitor experiences, support sustainable tourism, protect heritage sites from over-tourism, and enable competitive, AI-powered operations across the industry.

The article summarises the EU's draft Code of Practice for AI transparency. It details the "mark and detect" technical requirements for providers and "label and disclose" rules for business owners using AI. Key highlights include the proposed common "AI" icon and the important exemption for content undergoing human review. The Code serves as a practical roadmap for businesses to achieve AI Act compliance by mid-2026.