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The Sovereign Tech Fellowship expands in 2026, supporting 14 open source maintainers, community managers, and technical writers across Rust, Python, and other ecosystems, with a focus on security, sustainability, and community.

Anthropic announces a $150 million national fellowship program to help early-career individuals extend AI benefits across American communities.

Palantir announces a Neurodivergent Fellowship targeting software developers, with compensation ranging from $110,000 to $200,000 per year.

The Anthropic Fellows Program offers a paid 4-month AI safety research fellowship with a $3,850/week stipend, no prior AI experience required, and a high conversion rate to full-time roles.

Anthropic is launching the Anthropic STEM Fellows Program, seeking experts in science and engineering fields to work alongside their research teams on specific projects for a few months.

OpenAI and Microsoft have launched the Lenfest Institute AI Collaborative and Fellowship program to help local newsrooms adopt AI for business sustainability and innovation, with initial grants supporting five news organizations including the Chicago Sun-Times, Minnesota Star Tribune, and Philadelphia Inquirer.

OpenAI announced the completion of its first Summer 2018 Fellows cohort, where six machine learning apprentices transitioned to core contributors through a 6-month program. The announcement highlights their research projects, several fellows joining OpenAI full-time, and the open-sourcing of their introductory curriculum including the "Spinning up in Deep RL" tutorial.

OpenAI is accepting applications for its Fellows Winter 2019 and Interns Summer 2019 programs, offering opportunities for individuals to transition into AI research or contribute to OpenAI's projects over 6-month and 3-month periods respectively.

OpenAI launches a Fall 2018 Fellows program designed to train career-changers in AI research, offering a 6-month curriculum and mentorship with up to six fellows working on topics including reinforcement learning, generative models, and robotics.

Anthropic launches Claude Corps, a national fellowship program that will train 1,000 early-career individuals to use Claude AI and place them with nonprofits for a year, backed by an initial $150 million investment.