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OpenAI has rolled out a new feature that lets ChatGPT generate interactive visual explanations for a range of scientific and mathematical concepts. Users can adjust variables within the visuals to see real‑time effects, making topics such as the Pythagorean theorem, Coulomb's law, lens equations and Ohm's law more tangible. The tool is available to all ChatGPT users, regardless of subscription level, and is aimed primarily at high‑school and college students. The launch follows the earlier Study Mode, which encouraged learners to reason through problems rather than receive direct answers, signaling OpenAI’s broader push toward educational AI tools. Ler mais

OpenAI has introduced interactive widgets to ChatGPT that let users manipulate numbers and visual models while exploring math and science concepts. The feature, described as "interactive learning experiences," covers more than 70 topics ranging from algebra and geometry to calculus and physics, targeting high‑school and college courses. Available worldwide to all logged‑in users, the upgrade joins earlier tools like Study Mode and aims to help the 140 million weekly users who turn to ChatGPT for STEM assistance. While supporters see promise for deeper learning, critics warn that AI‑driven homework help could undermine critical thinking. Ler mais

OpenAI’s new Study Mode transforms ChatGPT from a fast answer generator into a step‑by‑step tutor. By prompting users with questions, offering explanations at each stage, and even allowing document uploads for contextual help, the feature aims to deepen understanding rather than just provide a final answer. Available across all major ChatGPT plans, Study Mode was built with input from teachers, scientists and learning experts to foster curiosity and support genuine learning. Ler mais

OpenAI unveiled a free version of ChatGPT aimed at K-12 educators, branding it ChatGPT for Teachers. The service offers unlimited messaging with the latest GPT-5.1 Auto model, file uploads, image generation, and built‑in memory, while complying with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA). Collaboration tools let teachers share chats and view usage suggestions from peers. The initiative follows earlier education‑focused products such as ChatGPT Edu and Study Mode, positioning OpenAI against competitors like Google’s Gemini discounts for students. Ler mais

OpenAI announced plans to improve ChatGPT safety by automatically directing sensitive conversations to more advanced reasoning models, such as GPT‑5, and by launching parental controls that let parents manage their teen’s interaction with the chatbot. The measures come as part of a broader initiative responding to recent incidents where the system failed to detect user distress. Features include age‑appropriate response rules, the ability to disable memory and chat history, and notifications when acute distress is detected. OpenAI also says it is working with mental‑health experts through its Global Physician Network and Expert Council on Well‑Being and AI. Ler mais