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OpenAI gives free ChatGPT Plus to 20,000 veterans

Original title: ChatGPT Plus for veterans and servicemembers

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What it is: OpenAI has provided more than 20,000 veterans and transitioning military members with a free year of ChatGPT Plus. The company also organized training sessions to help them learn how to use the tool.
How it works: Users can access ChatGPT Plus to help translate their military skills into civilian terms, prepare for job interviews, and organize their job search. Some veterans also use it to practice interviews out loud or to help write books.
Where it is available: The offer is available to eligible veterans and transitioning servicemembers, who can verify their status through ID.me.
Example: An Air Force veteran used the free year of ChatGPT Plus to prepare for a dozen job interviews and translate his military experience for civilian employers.

What it is: OpenAI offered a free one-year subscription of ChatGPT Plus to over 20,000 veterans and transitioning servicemembers. They also conducted training workshops through the OpenAI Academy and community partners.
How it works: Participants use ChatGPT Plus features, such as voice mode for interactive interview practice and custom GPTs, to assist with career transitions. The tool helps them structure military experience into civilian résumés and plan career paths.
Where it is available: The program is accessible to eligible military members verified via ID.me, with training events held in various US cities and virtually.
Example: A veteran built custom GPTs during a workshop to support their transition process, while another used voice mode to practice interview questions.

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ChatGPT Plus for veterans and servicemembers