India, Oct. 6 -- For teenagers around the world, including in India, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a part of everyday lives. They are using it to study for exams, understand difficult concepts, create content, and learn new skills. Global OpenAI data suggests that nine in ten teens already use ChatGPT for learning and skill building in a single week. Users in India are twice as likely to turn to ChatGPT for learning and education queries compared to the global median.

The question, then, is how that use will shape the way they learn, think, and navigate the world.

AI has the potential to personalise learning, bridge educational gaps, and make knowledge more accessible through native-language and voice experiences. But greater...