@rohanpaul_ai: Jensen Huang talked about how a real-time AI tutor is making personalized, one-on-one instruction widely accessible. In…
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Jensen Huang discusses how real-time AI tutors like Koji can make personalized instruction widely accessible. Sue introduces Koji, an AI tutor that encourages thinking instead of giving answers.
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Jensen Huang talked about how a real-time AI tutor is making personalized, one-on-one instruction widely accessible.
Instead of giving answers, it coaches step-by-step, adapting in real time.
What was once expensive private tutoring is now becoming available to anyone as they https://t.co/BNf65jfesN
Sue (@suekhim): AI is making kids dumber.
It should be making them geniuses.
Introducing Koji, the first AI tutor that gets kids to actually think. 👇
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