The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) on Tuesday announced the fall launch of the National Academy for AI Instruction, a $23 million endeavor funded by Anthropic, Microsoft and OpenAI, three main players in the generative AI revolution. With the creation of the academy, leading artificial intelligence companies are stepping up their efforts to bring AI to schools across the U.S. OpenAI has committed to giving $10 million over five years, while Microsoft will provide $12.5 million.
Main Idea: The American Federation of Teachers is launching a new AI training academy with help from tech companies to teach educators how to use artificial intelligence safely in classrooms.
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Some workers may face more pressure if AI tools spread faster than schools can set clear limits and training.
Teachers could learn safer AI use, which may improve classroom help and reduce harmful mistakes for students and families.
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One of the three main funders and a central corporate partner in the AI-training academy.
One of the three main funders and a central corporate partner in the AI-training academy.
One of the three main funders and a central corporate partner in the AI-training academy.
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The academy will begin at its Manhattan facility and the group is a key affiliate in the rollout.
Anthropic co-founder quoted supporting the partnership, but not the main focus.