Mixed slang and languages stumped standard bots. An AI now rephrases coursework into the emoji-rich tone of a smart friend.
An educational platform serving 3 million students in emerging markets, where classes often hold 50 to 70 pupils with scarce teacher attention and limited textbook access.
Teenage users frequently mix multiple languages and use specific slang, creating complex inputs that standard automated systems fail to interpret...
“The impact of a 24/7 study buddy, accessible on an application students already use, is utterly transformative in environments like this. LLM (large language model) technology, when paired with a localized knowledge base and delivered in a way that is affordable and easy to use, may become the single most transformative tool for equal access to education we have ever seen.”
AI study assistant providing past papers and homework help via WhatsApp and mobile app.
Social technology company developing AI frameworks, VR hardware, and digital platforms.
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