AI BriefingOpenAI and Malta Government Sign Partnership to Provide ChatGPT Plus to All Citizens
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OpenAI and the Malta government are launching a program to give one year of free ChatGPT Plus to those who complete an AI education course.
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OpenAI and the Malta government have announced a world-first-scale partnership to provide ChatGPT Plus to all Maltese citizens.
Citizens will receive one year of free ChatGPT Plus access after completing the AI for All course developed by the University of Malta. The course covers what AI is, what it can and cannot do, and how to use it responsibly at home and at work.
- The first phase begins in May.
- The Malta Digital Innovation Authority will manage distribution to qualified participants.
- The program will expand as more Malta residents and Maltese citizens living abroad complete the course.
This collaboration is the latest example of the OpenAI for Countries strategy, which advances education, job training, public services, startup support, and AI literacy in line with each country's priorities. OpenAI is already collaborating with the governments of Estonia and Greece to support their national education systems.
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