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OpenAI partners with CodeAI to support responsible AI literacy and critical use

OpenAI and CodeAI are working together to help students build AI literacy and learn to think critically about AI. The programme also focuses on responsible skills for shaping how AI is used.

18 August 2026

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OpenAI has announced a partnership with CodeAI aimed at helping students build AI literacy and use AI responsibly. The focus is on critical thinking and practical skills for shaping how AI is used.

What changed

The collaboration is designed to support the first AI generation of students. It centres on teaching AI literacy, encouraging critical thinking about AI, and building skills to use and shape AI responsibly.

Why it matters for business teams

Business teams can treat this as a signal that AI skills are moving into formal training and early adoption tracks. Where your workforce is growing, training in responsible and critical use can help reduce downstream risks from misuse and over trust.

What to do next

Review your internal approach to AI literacy. Map your current training to three outcomes: clear understanding of what AI can and cannot do, critical evaluation of outputs, and practical guidance for responsible use in real customer or operational workflows.

Next step

Start with the free AI Opportunity Assessment.

A short, no-obligation conversation about where enquiries, hours and revenue leak today. You do not have to pick a tier to have it, and what comes out of it feeds Discover, so the first paid day starts from evidence rather than a blank sheet.