OpenAI's veterans crafted 100 ChatGPT prompts to help people transition out of the armed forces (www.businessinsider.com)

OpenAI is offering U.S. service members and veterans who are within 12 months of retirement or separation one year of free ChatGPT Plus access, and its veteran employees have published a curated set of 100 ChatGPT prompts to ease the move from military to civilian life. The prompt library—organized into pre-transition, transition, and post-transition sections—covers practical tasks like résumé writing, translating military experience into civilian job descriptions, interview prep, and navigating office politics. Each prompt is shareable: clicking a prompt opens ChatGPT and auto-fills the query, and OpenAI also provides a customized getting-started video on OpenAI Academy. For the AI/ML community this is notable both as a real-world deployment of prompt engineering and as a targeted product outreach that leverages domain expertise. The initiative shows how tailored prompt templates can act as lightweight, replicable toolkits for high-impact social use cases, and provides an opportunity to study how structured prompts affect outcomes for a defined user cohort (roughly 200,000 service members transition annually). Beyond immediate user benefits—faster skill translation and decision support—the project signals how AI companies can co-design solutions with practitioners (in this case veterans) to make models more practically useful and accessible.