AI companies can quickly disrupt the education market with new AI-based learning tools for students.
BeleepingComputer recently reported that Openai is working on the research capabilities of ChatGPT.
This allows ChatGpt to teach students a wide range of topics and provide quizzes.
The idea is to create an engaging and interactive “study” experience where students ask questions and ChatGpt strives to teach them.
However, we can see that Openai is not the only AI company pursuing this industry.
Claude Maker Anthropic is building new research project capabilities.
As discovered in X, Claude's learning project guides the learning process rather than simply giving answers. These instructions can be adjusted at any time in the project.
Read the feature description “Project for Claude to visualize key concepts, build a comprehensive research guide and research course materials that will help you tune your customers according to your learning needs.”
Additionally, Google is testing a similar feature called “Guided Learning for Gemini.”
When using Guided Learning, Gemini not only gives answers, but also guides the learning process.
Google's move comes after the company makes it a $20 Gemini AI Pro subscription for its students free.
These tools do not replace real human professors, but they can help students learn and potentially disrupt the online education market.
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