AI literacy resources for teens and parents
Summary
OpenAI has released AI literacy resources for teens and parents, including a family-friendly guide explaining how AI models work and tips for responsible use, plus parental guidance for discussing AI with teenagers. The resources were developed with input from experts in online safety, teen development, and mental health.
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