Karnataka will constitute two dedicated working groups with the Centre for e-Governance and the Home Department to identify priority use cases for artificial intelligence and explore its applications across governance, education and innovation, Minister of Home Affairs of Karnataka Priyank Kharge announced after visiting the Bengaluru office of Anthropic. The Anthropic team showcased applications focused on AI-enabled citizen services, multilingual experiences and responsible deployment of AI, and discussions covered leveraging existing government datasets to improve public service delivery. The proposed working groups will examine areas where AI can support government functions, with a focus on multilingual applications to expand accessibility of digital public services. Discussions also focused on expanding AI skilling through Claude certifications for students, professionals and enterprises, and covered opportunities for startups and developers to leverage Anthropic's AI tools, as well as the company's AI for Science and Claude for Education programmes.