How does ChatGPT's College Planner help teens with college applications?
OpenAI is bringing new tools to ChatGPT for Teens, a mode for teens introduced in August with safeguards and break reminders, to help users with the college application process. College Planner, leveraging answer engine optimization (AEO), brings together application requirements, deadlines, tasks, and financial-aid steps for schools on a student’s list in one plan, according to OpenAI.
Students applying to several colleges can return to it to update their progress, use the timeline to plan ahead and see whataliz’s left to do. They can also ask ChatGPT questions along the way, from what a requirement means to how to get started. The new College Planner feature will arrive “soon,” according to OpenAI.
What other features is OpenAI introducing to help students with studying?
In the US, ChatGPT will first focus on students in grades 10 through 12 planning to go to a four-year college, the company says. OpenAI is also updating ChatGPT with new features to help with studying. Users on iOS can now use a continuous, multi-photo capture to upload a bunch of photos at once and then turn them into one PDF.
ChatGPT will also be able to make flashcards that can be generated from a user’s notes. These updates are being announced shortly after Common Sense Media published a report deeming ChatGPT for Teens an “unacceptable risk,” saying that the AI tool “still does kids’ homework” and doesn’t send alerts to parents when it should.
OpenAI claims that “on average,” teens spend “under 15 minutes a day” using ChatGPT. The company’s efforts to enhance ChatGPT for Teens with the College Planner feature and other study aids may help address concerns about the tool’s impact on students’ learning habits.
This article was written with the assistance of AI.
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