Tech giants invest millions to train US teachers as AI moves into classrooms
Across the United States, artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming central to classroom instruction. Teachers are adapting to tools that automate grading, generate lesson plans, and personalize learning. Unions like AFT and NEA are partnering with tech companies to train educators while retaining professional oversight. The challenge lies in integrating AI effectively, maintaining educational integrity, and preparing students for a technology-driven future.
Across the United States, artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming central to classroom instruction. Teachers are adapting to tools that automate grading, generate lesson plans, and personalize learning. Unions like AFT and NEA are partnering with tech companies to train educators while retaining professional oversight. The challenge lies in integrating AI effectively, maintaining educational integrity, and preparing students for a technology-driven future.
