I agree. I really cringed when I viewed this platform. The potential in educational AI rests in its interactivity, quizzing and socratic dialogue. There are many great and engaging courses on Calculus taught by charismatic and interesting instructors (humans). And in this age of MOOC, all it takes is a handful of strong online accessible courses for there to be diminishing returns in trying to improve the quality of lecture content.
I want to see agents quiz me, understand my strengths and weaknesses, setup study plans, using spaced repetition to ensure I retain information, engage in dialogue such that I come to the answer through articulated reasoning. Not watch lecture content similar to what's already out there but with less soul.
I want to see agents quiz me, understand my strengths and weaknesses, setup study plans, using spaced repetition to ensure I retain information, engage in dialogue such that I come to the answer through articulated reasoning. Not watch lecture content similar to what's already out there but with less soul.