
What happened
On November 10, OpenAI Academy and partners including Caregiver Action Network and Alzheimer's Association will host a free AI Skills Jam for caregivers in Oakland, Tampa, Pittsburgh, Atlanta and Detroit.
Why it matters
The sessions teach attendees to use AI tools responsibly and to prepare support-group guides, so caregivers can get practical help while learning when to consult professionals.
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The AI Skills Jam is part of OpenAI Academy's broader effort to make AI practical and accessible to everyone, building on previous events hosted with nonprofits, small businesses, K–12 educators, and older adults. By partnering with organizations that support people living with serious illness and their families, OpenAI aims to connect the day's learning to the needs of each community. Participants will also explore how to use AI responsibly, including protecting personal information and understanding the limits of these tools, and when to consult healthcare professionals.
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