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OpenAI expands ChatGPT for Teachers to 55 more U.S. districts

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OpenAI announced 55 new partnerships with U.S. school districts for ChatGPT for Teachers, bringing the product to districts representing more than 300,000 staff members and 2 million students. The adult-only tool gives districts oversight and includes educator-focused onboarding and prompts. OpenAI says it does not train models for the product on user submissions and has signed data-privacy agreements covering 16 states. The company says the service will remain free through June 2028.
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