OpenAI Academy is offering free, hands-on ChatGPT workshops for caregivers in five cities across the United States. The programme is aimed at helping people build practical AI skills they can apply to everyday life, rather than focusing on the technology itself. The initiative targets a group that often balances caregiving with work and other responsibilities, and may have limited time to learn new tools. The episode description does not list the specific cities, dates or curriculum, so those details would need to be confirmed directly with OpenAI. For Australian businesses and professionals, the workshops change nothing directly, since they are limited to the United States. The broader idea may still be relevant to aged care providers, home care agencies and HR teams supporting carers, who could test chatbots for routine drafting tasks. Staff should not enter identifiable client or health details into consumer tools without checking their privacy obligations under the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles, and organisations should follow their own approved-tools policies.