This is a pragmatic business reaction to the academic degradation of its audience. Students had grown accustomed to delegating homework to neural networks, shutting down their critical thinking. iAsk AI’s algorithms are changing the vector: instead of "spitting out" a finished essay or solved logarithm, the system mimics a live tutor. It breaks the task down into stages, asks leading questions, and forces the user to arrive at the answer independently. For the B2C market, this means a shift in the consumer paradigm: startups are no longer selling AI as a tool for laziness; they are selling it as a personalized tutor, exponentially increasing the loyalty of parents and educational institutions.
Source: Markets Business Insider
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