Anthropic will invest $100 million into an academy for training AI talent, working with companies to integrate artificial intelligence into their operations.

The company made this disclosure in a press release on Friday.

The investment will fund a program called the Claude Frontier Academy, which aims to train 10,000 “frontier deployed engineers” drawn from companies that are part of Anthropic’s Claude Partner Network by the end of 2027,

Engineers from Accenture, Morgan Stanley, Novo Nordisk, and a number of top consulting firms are included in the first groups.

The program was borne out of Anthropic’s work partnering with businesses in implementing Claude, according to Anthropic.

“We hear our customers and partner organizations say, we need more people who can bring together familiarity and — with the enterprise tech and business context — and combine that with the highest level of AI fluency to solve the problems that need solving,” Shambhavi Shambhavi, Anthropic’s head of strategy and operations for partnerships, according to CNBC.

Anthropic is undergoing a major expansion as companies worldwide accelerate efforts to integrate its AI tools across their business operations.

The company is also reportedly preparing to go public later this year, with reports suggesting it could seek a valuation of as much as $2tn.