Majority of teens have heard of it and 13% admit using it to cheat on homework, probably much more used it to cheat than admits to it and even more than that used it for any reason. Also note how the rate hoes up a lot in older kids, they probably have more homework so more pressed to cheat.
https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/11/16/about-1-i...
Your source says "Roughly one-in-five teenagers *who have heard of ChatGPT* say they have used it".
This is certainly not "majority" of teens.
All my numbers and descriptions there are correct, it is you who made the mistake here.
They've had 100+ million weekly users for over half a year
I'd personally be scared to promote usage of this for someone (especially a senior) who wouldn't have the ability and discipline to.