Free ChatGPT workshops are coming to caregivers in five US cities

OpenAI is taking free ChatGPT classes to caregivers. Its learning program, OpenAI Academy, is running hands-on workshops in five U.S. cities. The goal is to help people build practical skills with AI in their daily lives, not to turn them into tech experts.

What the workshops are

OpenAI Academy is the company's learning program. ChatGPT is its AI chatbot, a tool you can type questions or requests into and get written answers back. The workshops are free. They are also hands-on, which means attendees practice using the tool themselves instead of only listening to a talk.

Who it affects

The classes are meant for caregivers. That could include people who look after a family member and people who work as caregivers. The focus is on everyday tasks rather than technical skills. For a busy caregiver, the pitch is that AI might save some time.

What is not known yet

The material available does not name the five cities. It also does not give dates, times, how to sign up, or how long each workshop lasts. It does not say which everyday tasks will be covered or whether there is a limit on attendance. Those details matter if you want to go.

What to do

If you are a caregiver, watch OpenAI's announcements for the city list and sign-up details. Until then, there is no need to rush or pay anyone for a spot. These workshops are described as free.