Google, Microsoft and Anthropic have launched new AI tools for teachers, expanding AI use in classrooms worldwide. While firms promise support and training, surveys show educators remain worried about student dependence, weak critical thinking and data privacy risks.

‘AI-powered teaching’: Google, Microsoft and Anthropic roll out AI tools for teachers

AI giant Anthropic will pay $1.5 billion to settle a US lawsuit for using pirated books to train its artificial intelligence models. 

Anthropic to pay $1.5 billion to settle lawsuit for using pirated books

Anthropic using AI agents to audit its AI models like Opus 4 for hidden flaws such as misinformation bias and malicious responses. With Investigator, Evaluation and Red-Teaming agents collaborating, the system catches risks earlier. Read more below.

Anthropic using AI-powered agents to detect hidden flaws in AI models

Touted as a landmark move for the artificial intelligence sector, leading AI firms OpenAI and Anthropic have entered into agreements with the United States government aimed at advancing research, testing, and evaluation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies, according to a report by Reuters.

OpenAI and Anthropic partner with US government for cutting-edge AI research

Anthropic, which is an artificial intelligence (AI) company backed by Amazon, faced a lawsuit for copyright infringement by notable authors. As reported by Reuters, Claude,the company’s AI chatbot has been accused of being trained with pirated works of writers/journalists.

Authors sue Amazon-backed Anthropic for copyright breach

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