
OpenAI: Closing the AI guidance gap in education
Lessons from OpenAI’s EMEA education partnerships and new ThinkYoung research. Supporting teachers, AI literacy and independent learning.
Education systems are reassessing what students need to learn as AI becomes more accessible, shifting focus from what people know to what skills will help them succeed in an AI-enabled world. A key finding from recent research shows a significant gap: while a large majority of students use AI for homework, less than half report being taught how to use it properly. Closing this gap requires equipping teachers with AI skills and confidence, as educator expertise remains essential even as AI capabilities advance. OpenAI's partnerships with governments and education systems across multiple regions are exploring how to provide equitable access to AI tools, develop AI literacy programs, and measure their effectiveness within local contexts.
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