@artur_arseniev There are definitely cases where robots can do the job, but I think the majority of the time when students are struggling with a problem or concept they are still better served working with a real human on it.
@1k totally agree 👍 I was just pointing out some concepts with this kind of app. For example, the tutor could already see the solution thanks to AI and its task would be explain it to the student in case it's not clear
@1k as a high student student, I totally agree that have an actual teacher beats an AI. If only this service had something for computer science then I'd be signing up.
Hey everyone, glad I caught this early, and thank you Kevin for posting!
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