#ChatGPT Edu

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OpenAI ChatGPT Edu AI Power In Future Of Education

ChatGPT Edu helps academic institutions apply AI for researchers, students, instructors, and campus operations. GPT‑4o-powered ChatGPT Edu utilises advanced approaches for data analysis and reasoning across text and vision. This new tool is affordable for educational institutions and has enterprise-level security and controls.

In response to the success of ChatGPT Enterprise at universities such as Columbia University, Oxford, Texas at Austin, Arizona State University, and Wharton School, ChatGPT Edu was created (opens in a new window).

Campus ChatGPT use today

ChatGPT may assist researchers prepare grant applications, verify resumes, individually coach students, and help instructors grade and provide comments. Academic partners have found innovative methods to bring AI to researchers, students, professors, and campus operations. Several examples:

Professor Nabila El-Bassel of Columbia University is integrating AI into neighborhood-based strategies to reduce overdose deaths⁠(opens in a new window). The GPT her team designed analyses and synthesises huge datasets to suggest therapies in seconds, saving weeks of study.

Professor Ethan Mollick's Wharton undergraduate and graduate students completed their final reflection projects by talking to a GPT educated on the course subjects. They said ChatGPT deepened their learning reflection.

Christiane Reves, an associate professor at Arizona State University, is designing a personalised Language Buddies GPT to help students speak German at their own level and get feedback. Besides saving staff time on assessments, the GPT will help students improve their communication skills.

Beginning the school year with AI

ChatGPT Edu makes AI implementation on campus easy for institutions to grow these applications.

ChatGPT Edu includes:

GPT-4o, the flagship model, excels at math, coding, and text interpretation.

Document summarising, online surfing, and data analytics are advanced.

Ability to generate and distribute GPTs and personalised ChatGPTs in academic workplaces

much stricter message limits than ChatGPT's free version

With almost 50 languages, language abilities have increased in quality and speed.

Secure data protection and administration using SCIM 1, SSO, group privileges, and GPT management.

OpenAI models are not trained on data or conversations.

ChatGPT Edu features?

ChatGPT Edu provides access to GPT-4o and these features:

Online surfing, file uploads, and data analysis are advanced tools.

Ability to generate and distribute GPTs and personalised ChatGPTs in academic workplaces

Much stricter message limits than ChatGPT Free

With almost 50 languages, language abilities have increased in quality and speed.

SSO, GPT management, group rights, and SCIM ensure data privacy, security, and administration.

What security and privacy protections does ChatGPT Edu offer?

In ChatGPT Enterprise, you own and control corporate data. ChatGPT Edu models don't learn from your usage or business data or talks. All conversations are encrypted in transit and at rest, and ChatGPT Enterprise is SOC2-compliant. The new admin panel allows large-scale enterprise implementation by providing domain verification, SSO, usage data, and team member administration.

[manmishra]

📚🚀 ChatGPT Edu is revolutionizing education! 💡🤖 ✨ Students get personalized tutoring 💬🎓 📜 Teachers create quizzes, lesson plans & summaries ✍️📝 💻 Researchers can easily analyze data 📊🔬 ✅ Data Privacy Secured 🔐🔏 🌟 AI is the Future of Learning! 💡📖 💬 Do you think AI can reshape education? 🤔💭 👉 Drop your thoughts in the comments! ⬇️💬 #AIinEducation #FutureOfLearning #ChatGPTEdu #EdTech 🚀🎓

[thisisgraeme]

🚀 AI is transforming education globally—so where does New Zealand stand? While other nations integrate AI into literacy & numeracy training, NZ risks falling behind. 💡 Can AI bridge our education gaps? Should ChatGPT Edu be part of vocational training? Let’s spark a conversation about the future of AI in New Zealand education. 👇 Drop your thoughts in the comments—let’s build the future together! 🚀 #AIinEducation #FutureofLearning

[dr-iphone]

ChatGPT 價格解析！免費與付費方案差異、費用詳解，哪種適合你？

OpenAI 不斷開發新的模型，也為 ChatGPT 推出新功能，如今 ChatGPT 已經成為許多人的 AI 助理，無論是工作、讀書或創作都能派上用場。最近 ChatGPT 增加了「記憶」功能，只要與它交談，它會擷取使用者喜愛的各種細節和偏好，給出更符合需要的回應，也變得更加實用，還有即時互動的「進階語音模式」，甚至還有「GPT Store（探索 GPT）」。 Continue reading ChatGPT 價格解析！免費與付費方案差異、費用詳解，哪種適合你？

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AI Agents 2025

These predictions for 2025 mostly have to do with acceptance?‘Accept that AI is taking over as soon as 2025…’People are going to accept how useful an AI Agent in your packet is. @sovorel-EDU tells us people are going to accept that they need to learn how to use AI to get ahead at work. He also briefly points out that people are going to lose their jobs. ‘So, that is why you need to learn AI,…

[gods-favorite-autistic]

God people who use ai for research are like so weird to me mainly because I loveee researching and fact checking and looking up stuff and learning more about the topic and getting context and it’s like. Why are you just asking ChatGPT this.

[rouge-fauna]

Hi! I wanted to ask, do you have any tips in doing research for a essay? like how to identify truthful sources or detect strange sites? I always saw how well researched your essays are and i wondered if you have any tip on this. Hope you have a good day

In general I like to go straight to the source. For dsmp research, if possible I watch the actual stream and watch a good bit around it to get the context of the situation. As for non-dsmp research, I follow similar rules to how I was taught to do research in school. Firstly, keep in mind that .gov .org .edu (with .gov probably being the most preferable and .org being the more questionable) will typically be better sources than .com, anyone can own a .com so just something to keep kn mind. Secondly, if possible try and go to the most official information you can whether that’s the National Health Organization, the CDC or Department of something. Government sources, or international or national organization websites are the probably the best sources. Everyone one else is gonna typically reference them, so might as well go straight to the source if able. Thirdly, (if it’s not about politics so you aren’t dealing with bias in that sense), then articles from like Forbes, New York Times, The Guardian, Washington Post, Economic Times can be good sources as they are written from actual reporters and often site their sources in their article so you can see for yourself. Britannica Encyclopedia can be a good source to consider as well as more academic websites like Science Direct which has a collection of scientific essays and documents if that applies. In general, I’d also recommend reading multiple sources if possible. You can do a little fact checking on your own this way to see what people are saying. Is it consistent is it or not, can you compile all the info to form a reasonable picture. Even looking at Quora or Reddit questions and answers can be interesting to get first hand and personal experience with things, which you can then compare with the other information.

Depending on the subject and seriousness of needing to be super factually correct, you can always ask ChatGPT or Gemini to see what they say. They are compiling all the information on the internet which can be helpful, which you can then always fact check yourself and even ask for its sources. I mean AI is flawed and has certainly given me false info before but it can be helpful, so just use it wisely. Over all, read multiple things, probably ignore the sponsored websites at the top who paid to be there, don’t be afraid to click to the next Google page, and if you need scholarly sources, going to Google scholarly can be helpful. Also, change your wording, searching things is like a game if you don’t find what you need, try to reword and search again to see what you get. Maybe do that multiple times. It’s not a perfect science by any means and can be very frustrating and sometimes you don’t find what you’re looking for, but these are just the strategies I keep in mind. I swear googling things didn’t used to be so hard but now I feel like the first page is all sponsored and it’s hard to find what you need.

As far as strange sites go, I know there are websites that actually check for you whether they are a scam, sometimes you can kinda just tell by adds or whether you browser gives you an alert, hopefully you have some vpn or online security on your device. I typically don’t make accounts, subscribe to anything or give information to websites so if they are asking for that then even if they were reliable, I ain’t doing it. If it seems more like an website with articles vs some blog or whatever, like Psychology Today, while not my favorite source I might give it a read to see what they say.

Hopefully that is some helpful tips. As an aside, legal things I have found to be one of the most annoying things to research as it’s so freaking hard to find consistent information and like more legit information. Also, as word of advice if you are researching torture methods and things of that nature, be advised that the real world is a dark place and I have learned things I really wish I hadn’t. Sometimes fantasy should stay fantasy and it’s best not knowing about the facts… anyways good luck :)

[learn-ai-free]

OpenAI Releases Codex: A Software Agent that Operates in the Cloud and Can Do Many Tasks in Parallel

OpenAI has released a research preview of Codex, a cloud-based software engineering agent that's not just another code completion tool. Codex is a cloud-based software-engineering agent that turns on isolated sandboxes, pulls your repo, and chips away at features, bug fixes, test suites, and even pull-request boilerplates—often in parallel.

What is OpenAI Codex? 📌

→ Cloud-based software engineering agent

→ Can write features, answer codebase questions, run tests, and propose Pull Requests for review

→ Each task runs in its own isolated cloud environment

→ Provides detailed terminal logs, test outputs, and citations

→ Users can create AGENTS.MD files in their repository to instruct Codex on project-specific commands, testing procedures, and coding standards

→ Powered by codex-1

How to use Codex: 📌

→ Users can access Codex through the ChatGPT sidebar

→ Assign coding tasks by typing a prompt

→ Each request is handled independently

→ Codex can read and edit files and run commands like test suites, linters, and type checkers

→ Task completion generally takes between one and thirty minutes

Once done, Codex runs its changes within its sandboxed environment, which users can then review, ask for more changes, open a GitHub PR, or pull the changes into their local setup.

↗️ Full Read: https://aiagent.marktechpost.com/post/openai-releases-codex-a-software-agent-that-operates-in-the-cloud-and-can-do-many-tasks-in-parallel

Codex: Availability 📌

Codex is currently rolling out to ChatGPT Pro, Enterprise, and Team users, with access for Plus and Edu users planned to come soon.

[machudson]

why the fuck is the CSU system trying to adopt AI so fucking hard. why are you. WHY

WHY does "chatGPT Edu" exist. WHY is there a major fucking push to adopt it in educational settings when using it on assignments can constitute an act of cheating or plagiarism!!! WHY IS THE CSU SYSTEM TRYING TO PUSH THE LIES MACHINE ONTO ITS STUDENTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[thetechempire]

ChatGPT has a Windows app now

🟦 OpenAI is testing a ChatGPT app for Windows— but it’s only available to paid users for now. You can download an early version of the app from then Microsoft Store. Just like the Mac version of the app. ChatGPT on Windows lets you ask the AI-powered chatbot questions in a dedicated window that you can keep open alongside your apps. You can quickly access the app by using the Alt + Space shortcut.

🟦 It also lets you upload files and photos to ChatGPT and comes with access to a preview of OpenAI’s o1 model capable of “reasoning.” The app is still missing some capabilities, however, such as advanced voice mode. Shortly after OpenAI launched its ChatGPT app on Mac in June, a developer spotted a security, vulnerability that stored conversations in plain text. OpenAI has since fixed this issue and now encrypts locally stored data. Even though only ChatGPT Plus, Enterprise, Team, and Edu subscribers can use the app on Windows, OpenAI says it plans on bringing it to everyone later this year.

[chappydev]

Definitely agree, at least wrt to chatGPT directly. Internal LLMs trained on hyper-focused datasets can give good info (presuming said internal data is owned by the service. i could see like, a medical LLM trained specifically off of like, one medical source like say webMD or mayo clinic) that could be asked questions and produce reliable results. But...

ChatGPT? No, it just makes shit up. It has too much info. It's completely overloaded. The plagiarism concerns aside (though you shouldn't simply set those aside, nor the environmental), LLMs are language parsers. They are made to understand language, and correlate words to definitions. If the dataset has one definition of, say, COVID, and the dataset is trustworthy, it should produce good results.

But if the entire internet is the dataset, then it will consider COVID misinfo and actual COVID info to be "equally true" and decide which to show you based on like. your prompting, or even randomly. and there's weighting, but its super easy for it to fall apart.

And ofc, chatGPT being marketed to students (they have edu plans I think?) are STILL TRAINED ON THE INTERNET. Still plagiarizing, yes, but also still just -- completely OVERWHELMED with info.

ur future nurse is using chapgpt to glide thru school u better take care of urself

[amarsikkha]

Chat GPT Plus Free 2025 Account

Eligible students can claim two months of free access to ChatGPT Plus, which typically costs $20 per month. This offer is valid once you claim it and is available until May 31, 2025.

✅ How to Claim the Offer

Visit chatgpt.com/students.

Sign in with your existing OpenAI account or create a new one.

Verify your student status through SheerID. This may involve using your .edu email address or uploading documentation like a student ID.

Once verified, your account will be upgraded to ChatGPT Plus for free.

Note: No credit card is required to claim this offer also you can make Chat GPT Plus Free Account.

🧠 Benefits of ChatGPT Plus

With ChatGPT Plus, students gain access to advanced features, including:

Access to the latest GPT-4.1 model, which excels in coding and instruction-following tasks.

Priority access during peak times.

Faster response times.

Enhanced capabilities for study assistance, such as generating quizzes or summarizing notes.

📌 Important Considerations

This offer is exclusively for students enrolled in degree-granting institutions in the U.S. and Canada.

After the two-month free period, the standard ChatGPT Plus subscription rate will apply unless you cancel.

If you're already a ChatGPT Plus subscriber, verifying your student status will credit your account with two free months.

🌍 Availability in Other Regions

Currently, this promotion is only available to students in the U.S. and Canada. For students in other countries, there are no official free access offers at this time. However, OpenAI may consider expanding such promotions in the future.

If you have any more questions or need assistance with the verification process, feel free to ask!

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OpenAI представила Codex – ИИ-агента для программирования

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OpenAI представила Codex – ИИ-агента для программирования

Компания OpenAI анонсировала запуск нового ИИ-агента под названием Codex, созданного специально для помощи в задачах программирования. Новый инструмент доступен в предварительном просмотре и интегрирован в интерфейс ChatGPT.

В OpenAI сообщают, что ИИ-агент работает на основе модели codex-1, созданной на базе OpenAI o3 – одной из новых версий модели, оптимизированной для задач, связанных с программированием и логикой.

По словам разработчиков, при обучении codex-1 особое внимание уделялось тому, чтобы вывод соответствовал человеческим предпочтениям и стандартам кодирования. В результате Codex-1 стабильно генерирует более чистый и понятный код по сравнению с другими моделями той же серии.

Codex способен выполнять широкий спектр инженерных задач. Он может читать и редактировать файлы, запускать тесты, статический анализ и многое другое. Время выполнения задач варьируется от 1 до 30 минут в зависимости от сложности.

Разработчики могут в реальном времени отслеживать, что делает Codex, а после завершения – получать подтверждение всех действий в виде ссылок на лог терминала и результаты тестов. Это позволяет прозрачно отследить каждый этап решения задачи.

В настоящее время Codex доступен в предварительной версии для пользователей ChatGPT Pro, Enterprise и Team. Поддержка подписок Plus и Edu появится в ближайшее время.

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OpenAI launches Code for software engineers

Listen to article OpenAI has launched a research preview of Codex, its most advanced AI coding agent to date, marking a significant expansion of the company’s capabilities in AI-powered software engineering. Announced on May 16, 2025, Codex is now available to subscribers of ChatGPT Pro, Team, and Enterprise, with plans to expand access to ChatGPT Plus and Edu users in the coming weeks. Powered…

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Deep Research Catgpt can now contact Github

ChatGPT brings its own Service directly in the GITHUB developer ecosystem. This integration starts beta -test this week, and in the coming days Chatgpt Plus, Pro and Team Teals gained access to the coming days. Participants in Enterprise and Edu plans will get a chance to try it “soon”. Users can provide an assistant in art for the choice of code repositories and ask questions about their…

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Deep Research Catgpt can now contact Github

ChatGPT brings its own Service directly in the GITHUB developer ecosystem. This integration starts beta -test this week, and in the coming days Chatgpt Plus, Pro and Team Teals gained access to the coming days. Participants in Enterprise and Edu plans will get a chance to try it “soon”. Users can provide an assistant in art for the choice of code repositories and ask questions about their…