Yes, the name sounds like cheating. It's the opposite - and it was built by students, not by people guessing at what students need.
https://t.co/wGITuTqU7k —> upload your syllabus, readings, homework and test schedule. It maps what your class actually tests, then drills you on it.
Flashcards, full practice exams in your class's format, and a Socratic tutor that walks you through the problem << instead of answering it >>
AI is going to be in every classroom whether schools like it or not… the only question is whether it does the studying or you do.
Free 30 days with a .edu email.
(I'm an investor.)
A professor at Colorado University told his class this week:
“If you plan to use AI in this course, tell me now. I’ll give you a B.
You don’t have to attend, take a test, or do any work.
If I catch you using it and you didn’t take the deal, you get an F.”
The class is called Critical Thinking.
Today’s workout called for patience.
Hold tempo. Don’t surge. Stay in zone.
It felt slow… until it didn’t.
That final mile — I finished stronger than I started.