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Your new favorite teacher might be this AI educator that never loses their patience

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  • StudyFetch’s new Tutor Me is an interactive AI that can converse with students as it teaches
  • Tutor Me builds its lessons from textbooks, notes, and assignments uploaded by the student
  • The AI personalizes lectures and quizzes to the students and can track their progress

AI can impart a lot of knowledge but isn’t usually a very good teacher. Sometimes, it’s more like glorified search engines than a study partner. Educational tech developer StudyFetch has a new tool that might change that opinion. Tutor Me is an AI platform focused specifically on teaching students. The idea is something like a ChatGPT that is specially trained to perform as a teacher on specific subjects without needing to constantly tailor your prompts for that purpose.

The biggest difference from just asking ChatGPT to teach you something is that Tutor Me is built to work with a student’s actual course materials, so its explanations, quizzes, and lesson plans are always based on what they’re actually studying. You can upload lesson texts, assigned readings, notes from online lessons, or even photos of whiteboards that Tutor Me will analyze to develop a unique study guide and curriculum.

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