Leaning in to teaching with artificial intelligence.
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Leaning in to teaching with artificial intelligence.
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Tim Mousel is reshaping the future of higher education. He shares how artificial intelligence can transform—not replace—human teaching, and what that means for students and institutions alike.
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OpenAI issued an app feature yesterday that includes, as initial pilots, Coursera, Canva, Figma, Expedia, Spotify, Zillow, and Booking.com, which will be integrated into ChatGPT.
Developers will be able to start building and adding apps “later this year” with an open-source Apps SDK, initially as a preview mode. This framework is built on the MCP (Model Context Protocol), an open standard that enables ChatGPT to connect to external tools and data.
Apps expected soon include Khan Academy, Instacart, OpenTable, DoorDash, Peloton, Uber, TripAdvisor, TheFork, Thumbtack, Target, and AllTrails.
In the ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, and Edu plans, the apps will also be launched “later this year,” according to the company.
These apps will be supported by a new Agentic Commerce Protocol, an open standard that enables instant checkout in ChatGPT.
Yesterday, during the same Dev Day event, OpenAI CEO Sam Altman announced AgentKit, a toolkit for building blocks of AI agents.
AgentKit includes ChatKit, a simple embeddable chat interface for developers, along with tools to measure agents’ performance and other features.
Christina Huang, an OpenAI engineer, built an entire AI workflow and two AI agents live onstage in under eight minutes, as shown in the video below.
OpenAI announced the general availability of Codex, along with a Slack integration, an SDK, and new admin tools for monitoring and analytics dashboards.
Finally, the San Francisco-based lab introduced API updates, including GPT-5 Pro, Sora 2 in preview, and gpt-realtime-mini, a voice model that is 70% cheaper than gpt-realtime.

Impact of artificial intelligence on teenage learning.
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Amazon’s CEO explains the impact of artificial intelligence and talks about space travel.
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Fourth and fifth graders at Alpha School in Austin, Texas, aren’t just learning — they’re pioneering education’s new frontier.
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From oncology to cardiology, AI platform OpenEvidence is helping physicians keep pace with medical breakthroughs while focusing on their patients. The software is used by around half of all American doctors, and is proving a game changer for physicians.
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The skill you need to stay employed in the age of AI.
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OpenAI introduced a mentorship program named “Grove” last week for tech founders at the very earliest stages, looking to build with artificial intelligence and accelerate their projects. It offers participants in a pre-seed stage resources and counsel from the OpenAI team.
The company said that the Grove program is “the starting point of a long-term network.”
It begins with five weeks of content and programming hosted in the OpenAI San Francisco HQ, including in-person workshops, weekly office hours, and mentoring from OpenAI technical leaders.
In addition to technical support and community, participants will also have the opportunity to get hands-on with new OpenAI tools and models prior to general availability.
Following the program, participants will be able to explore raising capital or pursue another avenue, either internally or externally, within OpenAI.
The first Grove cohort will consist of approximately fifteen participants. The program will run from Monday, October 20th, 2025, to Friday, November 21st, 2025.
Applications are due by September 24th, 2025.
Other programs, such as Pioneers and OpenAI for Startups, are designed for established companies building in a specific domain.