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What AI is, how it works in plain language, and hands-on guides for non-technical users

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  1. AI Literacy

    How we are building the personal health coach

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    Strengthening ChatGPT’s responses in sensitive conversations

    OpenAI has trained ChatGPT to better recognize when someone is struggling emotionally and respond with genuine care, working with nearly 200 mental health professionals to make sure it gives safer, more helpful advice. If you or someone you know uses ChatGPT during a difficult time, it's now much better at spotting real crisis situations and pointing people toward actual counselors or helplines instead of trying to be a substitute for real help.

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  3. AI Literacy

    Continue your ChatGPT experience beyond WhatsApp

    ChatGPT is stopping its service on WhatsApp at the end of January 2026, so you won't be able to use it through that app anymore. You can keep using ChatGPT by visiting the website directly or downloading the dedicated ChatGPT app on your phone, and linking your account means your chat history will follow you between devices.

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  4. AI Literacy

    Introducing ChatGPT Atlas, the browser with ChatGPT built in

    ChatGPT Atlas is a new web browser that includes the AI assistant ChatGPT built directly into it, so you can get instant answers and summaries without switching between different apps or websites. For people who spend a lot of time reading online, this could save time and make research easier, plus you get to choose your own privacy settings to control what information is shared.

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  5. AI Literacy

    Introducing parental controls

    OpenAI is adding parental controls to ChatGPT so parents can manage how their children use the AI tool, along with a new guide to help families understand what it does. This matters because it gives you a practical way to set boundaries if grandchildren or other young people in your home are using ChatGPT, helping you feel more confident about their online activities. Worth knowing: you can look for these controls in your account settings once they become available, and the new parent resource page should answer common questions about what ChatGPT can and can't do.

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  6. AI Literacy

    Partnering with AARP to help keep older adults safe online

    OpenAI and AARP have teamed up to teach older adults how to recognize online scams and use artificial intelligence safely, offering free training programs across the country. Learning these skills now can help protect your money, personal information, and give you confidence using technology that's becoming more common in everyday life.

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  7. AI Literacy

    Introducing ChatGPT Pulse

    ChatGPT now has a new feature called Pulse that watches your interests and calendar, then automatically brings you relevant news and information tailored just for you. Worth knowing: this saves you time hunting through the internet yourself, though you'll want to check your privacy settings to see what information you're comfortable sharing with the app.

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  8. AI Literacy

    How people are using ChatGPT

    ChatGPT is being used by millions of people in their daily work and personal tasks, helping them save time and accomplish things more efficiently. This shift matters because it's changing how jobs get done and creating new ways for people to be productive, whether that's at work, managing finances, or tackling creative projects at home.

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  9. AI Literacy

    AI Chatbots Are Emotionally Deceptive by Design

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  10. AI Literacy

    Helping people when they need it most

    # A helping hand when things get tough When someone's going through a mental health crisis, tech companies are working hard to make sure their platforms—like social media and messaging apps—can spot the warning signs and connect people to real support. These safety systems have real limits though, since computers can't always understand the deeply personal pain someone's feeling the way another human can. Worth knowing: if you or someone you care about is struggling, reach out to a crisis helpline directly rather than relying only on what an app might suggest.

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  11. AI Literacy

    Creative writing with GPT-5

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  12. AI Literacy

    Delegate work to ChatGPT agent

    ChatGPT now has the ability to work independently on tasks—researching information, writing code, and taking actions online—without you having to guide each step along the way. For someone managing a business or handling multiple projects, this means you could hand off time-consuming work like gathering market research or organizing data and get results back in minutes rather than hours. You can try asking ChatGPT to help draft a business plan or research a topic by telling it exactly what you need, then watching it work through the steps on its own.

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