The UK government is investing £4 million to develop AI tools aimed at reducing teachers' workloads by training models on a new content bank of official educational resources. This initiative, which includes lesson plans and anonymized assessments, is expected to enhance AI accuracy from 67% to 92% and help teachers with tasks like marking homework. Education Minister Stephen Morgan emphasized the potential of AI to support teachers and improve classroom dynamics. The project has garnered support from educators, who see it as a valuable resource, while tech companies are encouraged to submit proposals for AI tools by March 2025. Meanwhile, Arizona State University is exploring innovative applications of generative AI in education, including tools for behavioral health training and language learning, supported by its AI Innovation Challenge. These developments highlight a growing trend to integrate AI into educational settings to enhance learning and teaching experiences.