Anthropic hires Sofia Wilson to scale AI in K-12 education | ETIH EdTech News
Anthropic hires Sofia Wilson to support K-12 AI expansion in US schools AI On the move Appointments 9 Apr Written By Emma Thompson Anthropic adds K-12 education expertise as it scales AI deployment in US schools, with a focus on access, policy, and classroom use. Anthropic has appointed Sofia Wilson to support its US K-12 education initiatives, as the company increases its focus on deploying AI tools in schools and education systems.
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