Panorama Education
Student data analysis
Teachers lost hours connecting scattered data. Claude securely aggregates records to spot at-risk students instantly.
- Automated insights vs hours of manual analysis
- AI implementation expanded to 11 states
Manual labeling slowed updates for 6B daily safety checks. GenAI prioritization cut human review loads by 95%.
An education technology platform serving half of U.S. K–12 students processes 4 to 6 billion daily AI inferences to filter content and prevent self-harm.
Fragmented infrastructure struggled to handle the massive volume of real-time inferences required to block inappropriate sites. Additionally, manual...
“Databricks helps us move faster and operate more efficiently so we can focus on what matters most — protecting students and supporting educators. It’s been a game changer for scaling our safety initiatives while reducing costs.”
Web filtering, classroom management, and student safety platform for K-12 schools.
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