
OpenAI and CodeAI are partnering to help students build AI literacy, think critically about AI, and develop the skills to use and shape it responsibly.
Today's students are growing up with AI as part of everyday life, yet there is a gap between how many are already using AI and how many are learning to understand how it works critically. OpenAI and CodeAI announced a partnership to provide students and educators with tools and resources for learning about AI, including a new dedicated experience for teens with built-in protections and parental controls. Over the next year, the partnership will focus on practical programs such as introducing students to AI literacy basics, supporting classroom learning through a free high school course, creating opportunities for students to build projects with AI, and helping students explore career paths in the field. The effort reflects the view that preparing young people to use AI responsibly while understanding its limitations is a shared responsibility among technology companies, parents, educators, researchers, and policymakers.

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