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继我们今年八月签署白宫的“美国青少年承诺：投资人工智能教育”之后，今天我们参加了白宫举办的人工智能教育工作组活动，与全国各地的公司一道，进一步加深了我们帮助美国学生掌握关键技能、在人工智能领域脱颖而出并引领未来的承诺。

Anthropic做出了三项具体承诺，将在全国范围内扩大人工智能教育的覆盖面：

向K-12网络安全教育投资100万美元：

Anthropic将在三年内投资100万美元，资助卡内基梅隆大学面向中学和高中学生的PicoCTF动手网络安全教育项目。PicoCTF通过互动挑战教授关键的解决问题技能，重点覆盖来自服务不足社区的学生，这些项目能够为他们开启新的职业道路。此次投资将帮助成千上万的学生培养在人工智能时代必备的网络安全和批判性思维能力。

支持总统人工智能挑战赛：

我们已签约支持学生和教育者参与白宫新启动的总统人工智能挑战赛。这是一项全国性挑战，学生、教育者、导师和社区团队共同利用人工智能解决社区问题。希望参与总统人工智能挑战赛的学生和教育者可以点击这里开始：[https://orise.orau.gov/ai-challenge/]。

为教育者开发全面的人工智能素养课程：

Anthropic还在开发并推出面向K-12及高等教育教师的人工智能素养课程。基于我们现有的课程体系（[https://www.anthropic.com/learn]），这套全面课程将帮助全国教育者将人工智能有意识地融入课堂。重要的是，该课程采用知识共享许可（Creative Commons），任何人都可以免费使用、修改和分享，并设计为兼容任何人工智能系统，确保无论学校资源如何，都能公平获得。

所有这些承诺都建立在我们已开展的工作基础上，确保全国的学生和教育者能够利用并受益于人工智能。

人工智能对全国学习的影响

通过与领先教育平台的合作，我们看到人工智能如何帮助数百万美国学生和教育者改变学习方式：

• MagicSchool（[https://www.anthropic.com/customers/magicschool]），一个K-12教育平台，使用Claude服务于全美每个学区的300万教育者，累计超过1亿次人工智能互动，成为增长最快的教育技术平台。
• Amira Learning（[https://www.anthropic.com/customers/amira]），一个面向K-12学生的人工智能阅读技术平台，利用Claude帮助数百万学生通过个性化对话式学习提升阅读理解和背景知识。
• Solvely.ai（[https://www.anthropic.com/customers/solvely]），一个人工智能学术助手，帮助各年龄段学生完成写作、数学等任务，使用Claude服务于120多个国家的500多万学生。

除了帮助学生用人工智能学习，我们还帮助他们用人工智能创造。Claude for Education（[https://www.anthropic.com/solutions/education]）服务于50多所大学的10万多名学生和教职工，包括USF法学院首个完全整合人工智能的课程和东北大学13个校区的采用。此外，Claude Builder Clubs（[https://www.anthropic.com/campus]）将于今年秋季在60多所美国大学启动，赋能学生创办真实创业项目，开发解决社区问题的工具。

以研究为驱动、教育者为主导的发展

人工智能如何进入课堂，将影响学生未来多年与技术和学习的关系，因此我们的教育项目基于真实世界的证据。我们最近分析了超过一百万条大学生对话（[https://www.anthropic.com/news/anthropic-education-report-how-university-students-use-claude]）和74,000条教育者对话（[https://www.anthropic.com/news/anthropic-education-report-how-educators-use-claude]），以了解人工智能在课堂中的实际使用情况。研究显示，大学生主要将人工智能用于复杂任务，如创作和分析（占70%），而教育者则主要用于课程开发（占57%），并利用Claude Artifacts构建定制课堂工具——从互动模拟到评分标准。

这些发现直接影响我们的产品设计：我们在Claude中设计了“学习模式”，强调学生的批判性思维；开发的人工智能素养课程也与教育者实际整合工具的方式相匹配。通过研究使用模式，我们确保教育工具是促进而非削弱学习。

展望未来

我们参与今天的白宫人工智能教育工作组会议，体现了我们与政府和行业伙伴携手合作的承诺，确保美国学生和教育者为人工智能驱动的未来做好准备。通过“美国青少年承诺：投资人工智能教育”等举措，我们将继续投资美国下一代的领导者、创新者和问题解决者。了解更多我们的教育工作，请访问anthropic.com/education [http://anthropic.com/education]。

Following our August signing of the White House's 'Pledge to America's Youth: Investing in AI Education', today we joined companies across the country at the White House's AI Education Taskforce event, deepening our commitment to helping America's students build essential skills to excel and lead with AI.

Anthropic has made three concrete commitments that will expand AI education access nationwide:

Anthropic is investing $1 million over three years to fund PicoCTF, Carnegie Mellon University's hands-on cybersecurity education program for middle and high school students. PicoCTF teaches critical problem-solving skills through interactive challenges, with a focus on reaching students from underserved communities where these programs can open doors to new career paths. This investment will help thousands more students develop the cybersecurity and critical thinking skills essential for the AI era.

We have signed up to support students and educators entering the White House’s newly launched Presidential AI Challenge, a national challenge where students, educators, mentors, and community teams come together to solve problems in their communities using AI-powered solutions. Students and educators looking to participate in the Presidential AI Challenge can get started by clicking here.

Anthropic is also developing and launching AI Fluency curriculum for instructors who teach K-12 and higher education. Building on our existing courses, this comprehensive curriculum will help educators nationwide integrate AI thoughtfully into their classrooms. Critically, this curriculum is Creative Commons licensed— freely available for anyone to use, modify, and share—and designed to work with any AI system, ensuring equitable access regardless of school resources.

All of these commitments build on the efforts we have already undertaken to ensure that students and educators across the country are harnessing and benefitting from AI.

AI’s impact on learning across the country

Through partnerships with leading education platforms, we're seeing how AI is helping to transform learning for millions of students and educators across America:

• MagicSchool, a K-12 education platform, uses Claude to serve 3 million educators across every U.S. school district with 100+ million AI engagements, becoming the fastest growing education technology platform ever.
• Amira Learning, an AI reading technology platform for K-12 students, uses Claude to help millions of students develop reading comprehension skills and background knowledge through individualized, conversational learning experiences.
• Solvely.ai, an AI-powered academic companion that helps students of all ages with writing, math, and more, uses Claude to help 5+ million students across 120+ countries.

Beyond helping students learn with AI, we're helping them build with it. Claude for Education serves 100,000+ students and faculty across 50+ universities, including USF Law's first fully AI-integrated curriculum and Northeastern's 13-campus adoption. Additionally, Claude Builder Clubs are launching in over 60 U.S. universities this fall, empowering students to launch real startups and build tools that solve problems in their communities.

Research-driven, educator-led development

How AI enters classrooms now will shape students’ relationship with technology and learning for years to come which is why ground our education initiatives in real-world evidence. We recently analyzed over one million university student conversations and 74,000 educator conversations to understand how AI is actually being used in classrooms. Our research revealed that university students primarily use AI for complex tasks like creating and analyzing (70% of usage), while educators use it most for curriculum development (57%) and are building custom classroom tools with Claude Artifacts—from interactive simulations to grading rubrics.

These findings directly shape our products: we designed Learning Mode in Claude to emphasize critical thinking in students, and we developed our AI Fluency curriculum to match how educators really integrate these tools into teaching. By studying usage patterns, we ensure our education tools enhance rather than compromise learning.

Looking forward

Our participation in today's White House AI Education Taskforce meeting demonstrates our commitment to working alongside government and industry partners to ensure America's students and educators are prepared for an AI-powered future. Through initiatives like the White House Pledge to America's Youth: Investing in AI Education, we’ll continue to invest in America's next generation of leaders, innovators, and problem-solvers. Learn more about our education work at anthropic.com/education.

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