AI BriefingOpenAI and Malta to Provide ChatGPT Plus to All Citizens
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Malta has partnered with OpenAI to become the first country in the world to offer all citizens ChatGPT Plus and AI education free for one year.
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OpenAI and the Maltese government have announced a world-first partnership to provide ChatGPT Plus free for one year to every Maltese citizen.
Malta's AI for All initiative is linked to a course developed by the University of Malta. The course teaches what AI is, what it can and cannot do, and how to use it responsibly at home and at work, and upon completion citizens can access ChatGPT Plus for free.
- The first phase begins in May.
- The Malta Digital Innovation Authority will handle distribution to recipients.
- The program will expand as more Maltese residents and citizens living abroad complete the course.
OpenAI presented this collaboration as the latest example of OpenAI for Countries. It said this is a localized model tailored to each country's priorities in education, public services, startup support, and AI literacy, and that collaborations on education systems with Estonia and Greece are also already underway.
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