AI BriefingOpenAI report highlights AI guidance gap in EMEA education partnerships
·2026.11.10 17:56
Key point
New ThinkYoung research cited in the report shows a significant gap between student AI usage and teacher guidance in EMEA education systems.
Details
- OpenAI released a report on November 10, 2026, sharing lessons from EMEA education partnerships in Estonia, Slovakia, Greece, and Italy.
- ThinkYoung research indicates 79% of surveyed students use AI for homework or assignments, but only 47% reported being shown how to do so.
- Partnerships prioritize equitable access to frontier AI tools, jointly designed AI literacy programs, and ongoing measurement and evaluation.
- Early patterns show strong public leadership and investment in teacher skills are essential for responsible AI integration at scale.
- The report identifies five themes for educator support: clear educational goals, educator preparation, local partnerships, critical AI literacy, and credible evidence.
- OpenAI aims to use the OpenAI Learning Lab to bring researchers together to understand when and how AI supports education systems.
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