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The next phase of OpenAI’s Education for Countries

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The next phase of OpenAI’s Education for Countries

At the Education World Forum in London, OpenAI shares early learnings from Education for Countries and welcomes Singapore to the program.

A new era of agentic AI is here. With more than 900 million people using ChatGPT each week, and more than 4 million using Codex, agents have the potential to place far greater creative, intellectual, and technical power in the hands of every student - helping young people turn ideas into action, pursue ambitions that once felt out of reach, and become the creators and builders of what comes next. OpenAI cares deeply about how AI affects cognition, learning, and development over time; as these tools advance rapidly, responsible deployment cannot be an afterthought. It requires large-scale, government-led research partnerships that tailor AI to educational contexts in close partnership with educators, build confidence in responsible adoption, and create the evidence base for safe and effective use.

This is the model OpenAI has pioneered through Education for Countries, launched at Davos earlier this year. Our first cohort brings together a community of countries united by a shared ambition: to improve learning outcomes and unlock economic opportunity. Estonia, Greece, Italy’s CRUI, Slovakia, Trinidad & Tobago, Kazakhstan, the UAE, and Jordan are now advancing this work across three core pillars:

Research-driven deployment: Using OpenAI’s Learning Outcomes Measurement Suite, deployments begin as research partnerships that help governments, educators, and OpenAI understand AI’s impact on learners, adapt the technology, and build shared evidence on what works.

Localized AI tools for learning: System-wide access to secure, compliant, and private ChatGPT, Codex, and OpenAI’s API platform, tailored to teaching and learning.


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