Anthropic Introduces Claude for Education: New Opportunities for University Education

American company Anthropic recently announced the release of a specialized version of its artificial intelligence called Claude for Education, aimed at higher education institutions. This new program is designed to integrate AI into the educational process and administrative management, giving students and teachers the opportunity to actively interact with technology that simplifies and improves the learning process, reports AI4Future.

One of the key features of the new version is the learning mode, which directs students to develop analytical skills and critical thinking, instead of simply providing ready-made answers. Universities such as Northeastern, LSE and Champlain College already have full access to the Claude system. In addition, Anthropic is actively working with Internet2 and Instructure to integrate AI into popular educational platforms, in particular in Canvas LMS.

Among the initiatives for students, it is worth noting the Claude Campus Ambassadors program, which is aimed at supporting users and developing their projects using APIs. Additionally, students will be able to use Claude to support their research paper writing, problem solving, and text improvement.

Teachers will be able to effectively use Claude to review student work, create teaching materials, and streamline administrative processes. University administrators will be able to use this tool for data analysis, query automation, and document management.

Founded in 2021 by former OpenAI employees, Anthropic is recognized for its expertise in artificial intelligence research and the creation of reliable, interpretable AI systems. The company continues to actively develop and improve its products to support educational and scientific institutions around the world.