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OpenAI announces ChatGPT for Teens experience with 'stronger launched-in safety protections'
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It also builds on OpenAI’s ChatGPT for Teachers work to empower teachers and districts to guide AI use and OpenAI’s ongoing work with the American Federation of Teachers to build AI skills.
Key facts
- Students see this gap too: in a survey by CodeAI, 75% of high school students say understanding AI will be more important for their futures than it is now
- Parents and educators want young people to be ready for a future shaped by AI—and they are right to expect that to come with care,” said Dr. Allison Mishkin, Head of Child Development, OpenAI
- It also builds on their ChatGPT for Teachers work to empower teachers and districts to guide AI use and their ongoing work with the American Federation of Teachers to build AI skills
- Every student should know how AI works and be able to question the technology, catch its mistakes, and know when to stop trusting it,” said Karim Meghji, CEO of CodeAI
Summary
Today’s students will be the first generation to grow up with AI as part of everyday life. Right now, there’s a gap between use and understanding. Young people need to understand how AI works, think critically about its outputs, and develop the skills to shape its future with access to tools that prioritize their safety and development. That’s why OpenAI and CodeAI are announcing a signature partnership to give students and educators access to tools and resources that will help them learn how to use and benefit from AI. This partnership coincides with the launch of ChatGPT for Teens, a dedicated experience designed with learning at the center to help teens think critically, deepen understanding, and use AI with confidence.