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OpenAI reports 20,000 veterans have claimed free ChatGPT Plus access

·2026.11.11 14:46

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OpenAI Academy has hosted over a dozen trainings for nearly 1,000 military community members to support this transition.

Details

  • More than 20,000 transitioning servicemembers and veterans have claimed a year of ChatGPT Plus at no cost from OpenAI.
  • OpenAI Academy and community partners have hosted more than a dozen trainings for nearly 1,000 members of the military community, with seven more scheduled before the year ends.
  • Veterans use the tool to organize job searches, rehearse interviews, and translate military experience into civilian resumes, with some using voice mode for practice.
  • Upcoming events include sessions with NPower in St. Louis, Dallas, and San Antonio, and a Nashville event with Veterans Forge and Wounded Warrior Project.

Partners and Resources

  • ID.me helps servicemembers and veterans access the free-year offer.
  • Community partners include Veterans Forge, AI Collective Hampton Roads, NPower, and the American Legion.
  • Online resources include an online veterans collection and 100 chats for veterans on ChatGPT.
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