These days, the whole internet is touting AI changing the era and digital inclusion for all, but most of the time, it's just empty talk with a sheep's head and a dog's tail! It wasn't until Malta directly dropped a bombshell that it sharply exposed the hypocrisy of those who spout slogans but don't do anything real.

This small European country with a population of only 574k did something no other country dares to do: officially signed a contract with OpenAI, becoming the world's first country to give all citizens a free one-year ChatGPT Plus subscription!
Don't fall for those cut-down trial versions or limited-time experiences—this is a genuine, top-tier paid version, with a market price of $20 per month, totaling $240 a year, which converts to nearly 1,700 RMB. The country is making a substantial, tangible investment nationwide, with no hollow tricks.
Even more impressive, Malta isn't just throwing money around in mindless formalism. The threshold to receive this free benefit is simple and clear: you must first complete Malta University’s online basic course called "AI for All."
The course avoids obscure theories and formal assessments, focusing on what ordinary people need most: how to correctly use AI, how to avoid false information fabricated by AI, how to protect personal privacy, and how to use AI to improve learning and work efficiency.
First, teach the public to use the tools well and avoid being exploited by them; then, hand every individual top-tier AI resources. This move is a hundred times more sensible than many countries that only shout about AI strategies but do nothing concrete.
Looking around us, how many institutions and platforms are constantly talking about AI inclusion and digital fairness, but in reality, it's all just business. High-quality AI