As many learners across the U.S. continue to learn remotely, the online study platform Quizlet has launched new AI capabilities. Their machine-learning-powered Learning Assistant, unveiled this month, provides users with tutoring assistance, tests with the ability to assess writing, and personalized study paths. Developers intend the Learning Assistant to help users develop a faster, deeper […]
As many learners across the U.S. continue to learn remotely, the online study platform Quizlet has launched new AI capabilities. Their…
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