OpenAI Launches Next Phase of Education for Countries, Welcomes Singapore
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Summary
OpenAI’s Education for Countries program expands to include Singapore, adding a new partner country to its research‑driven deployment, localized AI tools, and teacher training pillars.
The program, launched at Davos earlier this year, now supports 20,000 students and 4,600 teachers in Estonia’s nationwide ChatGPT Edu rollout, while Jordan’s AI Education Assistant Siraj engages over 1 million students and 100,000 teachers.
Kazakhstan’s deployment trains 84,000 educators, with 44,000 active users sending 1.5 million prompts in the first month, and Slovakia reports 90 % of educators see higher productivity, saving ~5 hours/week.
OpenAI collaborates with local universities and ministries to measure real‑world impact, share findings publicly, and will launch OpenAI Luminaries, an educator engagement track for co‑design and resource sharing.
Key changes
- OpenAI expands Education for Countries program to include Singapore, adding a new partner country.
- Program focuses on research‑driven deployment, localized AI tools, and teacher training.
- In Estonia, ChatGPT Edu reaches 20,000 students and 4,600 teachers, with ongoing research on impact.
- Jordan’s AI Education Assistant Siraj engages over 1 million students and 100,000 teachers nationwide.
- Kazakhstan’s nationwide ChatGPT Edu deployment trains 84,000 educators, with 44,000 active users sending 1.5 million prompts in the first month.
- Slovakia reports 90 % of educators see higher productivity, saving ~5 hours/week using AI tools.
- OpenAI collaborates with local universities and ministries to measure real‑world impact and share findings publicly.
- The program will launch OpenAI Luminaries, an educator engagement track for co‑design and resource sharing.