内容来源：https://openai.com/index/aarp-partnership-older-adults-online-safety

内容总结：

OpenAI携手AARP及OATS，启动多年度计划助力老年群体安全、自信拥抱AI时代

【华盛顿特区】—— 近日，人工智能领军企业OpenAI宣布与美国退休人员协会（AARP）及其旗下的老年人技术服务组织（OATS）启动一项具有里程碑意义的多年期合作计划。该计划旨在帮助老年群体自信、安全、稳妥地使用人工智能技术。作为该计划的首个成果，一部全新的OpenAI学院视频已上线，专门教授老年人如何利用ChatGPT识别并防范诈骗。

这项合作源于OpenAI与OATS在2024年的成功携手。当时，双方共同发起了“社会韧性基金”，并获得微软200万美元的资金支持，以强化OATS的旗舰项目——“老年星球”（Senior Planet）以及其他关键合作伙伴的工作，共同致力于帮助老年人在数字化世界中更好地发展。

OpenAI始终秉持让每个人都能受益于人工智能的使命。在此次合作中，这一使命显得尤为紧迫，尤其针对那些在以往技术革命中常被忽视的群体，如美国老年人。AARP的一项调查显示，老年人对AI技术的使用率已翻倍，另有30%的老年人对AI的潜力充满期待。

此次合作的下一阶段将推出一系列全新的全国性培训和社区驱动的安全项目，具体包括：

• AI培训全国范围拓展： 更新线上线下的“老年星球”课程，新增一部短视频专门指导如何识别诈骗，并向地方合作伙伴提供小额资助，以在全国社区推广AI素养。
• 数字安全与隐私保护： 全面更新《老年人AI指南》，开设新的隐私与数据保护课程，并针对AARP各州办公室提供专业培训。
• 研究与社区洞察： 每年进行全国性调查，研究老年人AI使用情况。

作为新计划的一部分，OpenAI和OATS共同制作了教育内容，旨在帮助老年人识别诈骗并利用ChatGPT作为“第二双眼睛”。该视频已在OpenAI学院上线，详细讲解了常见的诈骗警示信号，如紧急措辞、保密要求或可疑链接，并演示了如何快速利用ChatGPT判断某件事是否存在欺诈嫌疑。视频强调的核心理念是：暂停、思考、提问。ChatGPT可辅助识别可疑信息，但应与个人判断力及避免点击可疑链接、不分享个人信息等基本安全步骤相结合，而非取而代之。

此次扩大合作恰逢OpenAI学院成立一周年。OpenAI学院是一个免费的在线资源，旨在提升AI素养，并帮助各行各业的人们获取工具、最佳实践和同行洞察，从而更有效、更负责任地使用AI。至今，OpenAI学院已惠及超过200万用户，其中包括各类工作者、小企业主、非营利组织领导者和学生等。

OpenAI与OATS的合作再次印证了一个基本理念：在智能化时代，AI教育应成为一项基本权利。无论是大学生、探索新工具的退休人员，还是考虑转行的人士，都应有机会获得AI技能和知识。OpenAI将与OATS以及全球社区紧密合作，致力于让不同年龄段的每个人都能享受到无障碍的AI教育。

英文原文：

Today, we’re launching a multi-year effort with AARP and its Older Adults
Technology Services (OATS) to help older adults use AI confidently, safely, and
securely—starting with a new OpenAI Academy video that teaches them how to use
ChatGPT to help spot and avoid scams. 

In 2024, OpenAI worked with OATS, which helps older adults thrive in a digital
world, to launch the Societal Resilience Fund, a $2 million commitment supported
by Microsoft, to strengthen OATS’s flagship Senior Planet⁠(opens in a new
window) [https://seniorplanet.org/] program as well as the work of other key
partners.

Our mission is for artificial intelligence to benefit everyone and this effort
helps put transformative tools into the hands of as many people as possible.
That mission is especially urgent for communities that have often been left
behind in prior technological revolutions, including older Americans. According
to an AARP survey⁠(opens in a new window)
[https://www.aarp.org/pri/topics/technology/internet-media-devices/2025-technology-trends-older-adults/],
AI use among older adults has doubled and another 30 percent are excited about
its potential.

The next phase of our work with OATS introduces new nationwide training and
community-driven safety programs such as:

• Expanded AI training nationwide—updated in-person and online Senior Planet
  curriculum, including a short educational video showing how to spot scams,
  and subgrants to local partners to scale AI literacy in communities across
  the country.
• Digital safety and privacy programs—a refreshed AI for Older Adults Guide, a
  new course on protecting privacy and data, and specialized trainings for AARP
  state offices.
• Research and community insights—an annual national survey of AI use among
  older adults.

As part of these new efforts, OpenAI and OATS collaborated on educational
content designed to help older adults spot scams and use ChatGPT as a “second
pair of eyes.” Available on the OpenAI Academy⁠(opens in a new window)
[https://academy.openai.com/], the video⁠(opens in a new window)
[https://academy.openai.com/home/videos/using-chatgpt-to-spot-scams-2025-09-25]
walks viewers through common warning signs—such as urgent language, secrecy, or
suspicious links—and shows how to get quick feedback on whether something might
be fraudulent. The message is simple: pause, think, and ask. ChatGPT can help
flag suspicious messages, but it should be combined with and does not replace
personal judgment and basic safety steps like avoiding links or sharing personal
information.

The expanded partnership comes as we mark the first anniversary of the OpenAI
Academy— a free online resource to support AI literacy and help people from all
backgrounds access tools, best practices and peer insights to use AI more
effectively and responsibly. The OpenAI Academy has already helped more than 2
million people— including workers, small businesses, nonprofit leaders, students
and others.

Our collaboration with OATS reinforces this fundamental idea: AI education
should be a basic right in the Intelligence Age. Whether you’re a college
student, a retiree exploring new tools, or someone contemplating a career
change, you should have the ability to gain AI skills and knowledge. Together
with OATS and communities across the globe, we’re making AI education accessible
to everyone, at every age.