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Times of India14.05.2026BusinessIndia

Anthropic and Gates Foundation Pledge $200M for AI-Driven Public Goods in Health, Education, and Economic Mobility

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Anthropic and the Gates Foundation have committed $200 million over four years to support AI-driven public goods in global health, life sciences, education, and economic mobility, with initiatives including vaccine development, healthcare intelligence, educational tools, and agricultural productivity improvements.

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