Helping caregivers use AI in everyday life
What happened
During National Family Caregivers Month, OpenAI Academy partnered with Caregiver Action Network, the Alzheimer’s Association, and the American Diabetes Association® to host free, hands‑on ChatGPT workshops in five U.S. cities on November 10. The AI Skills Jam for Caregivers & Community Health offered in‑person training that showed caregivers how to use ChatGPT for resource navigation, peer support, and translating trusted educational material into plain language. Participants learned practical safety tips, such as protecting personal information, recognizing the limits of AI, and knowing when to consult professionals. No coding or technical background was required, and OpenAI facilitators provided live assistance throughout the sessions.
Why it matters
These workshops give everyday caregivers a concrete way to save time on scheduling and information‑search tasks, letting them focus more on the people they care for. By teaching safe, practical AI use, the events aim to make advanced technology accessible to a broader, non‑technical audience.
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