@ZeroZ_JQ: Students today are so happy learning with ChatGPT + animejs + threejs

@mate_mattt: Threw my article at GPT 5.6 Sol, had it create a playable demo learning animation with Three.js — works great!

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User @mate_mattt gave their article to GPT 5.6 Sol to create a playable demo learning animation using Three.js, with excellent results.

@denziideng: Wow, Tsinghua University open-sourced an AI interactive classroom tool! Before, when self-studying something new, it was either watching boring videos or reading long articles — no interaction, terribly inefficient... Now just throw in a topic or document, and with one click generate a complete interactive classroom: AI teacher lectures, AI classmates discuss, quizzes, whiteboard drawing — everything! Efficiency skyrockets...

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Tsinghua University has open-sourced OpenMAIC, a multi-agent AI interactive classroom platform. Users only need to input a topic or document to automatically generate a complete classroom featuring AI teacher explanations, AI classmate discussions, quizzes, and whiteboard drawing. It is fully open-source, free, and supports local deployment.

@gdb: chatgpt for building interactive educational tools

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Greg Brockman highlights a developer's 3D human anatomy educational app built with Three.js and GPT 5.6 Sol via vibe coding, starting from a single design image.

@0xQiYan: Spend $15,000 on an AI bootcamp? Better save this free list. 30 days, you'll learn just as much, if not more. 1. 3Blue1Brown — Uses the most intuitive animations to break down the math behind ChatGPT. Can't understand neural networks? You will after watching. → https://…

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Recommends 10 free AI learning resources, including 3Blue1Brown, Karpathy's course, Andrew Ng's newsletter, podcasts, Kaggle, and Hugging Face, claiming you can learn more in 30 days than a paid bootcamp.

@VincentLogic: /teach revolutionized my three years of learning methods

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The author shares a new learning method using Claude Code's /teach skill, arguing that AI-guided learning is more efficient than traditional document reading or querying ChatGPT, as it automatically plans lessons and generates interactive courseware.