Chatgpt study mode will guide students to a Stey by step response

OPENAI deploys a new The company says that it is designed to give students a better understanding of complex subjects. As That Anthropic introduced in April, the study mode will see Chatgpt adopt a socratic approach to conversations. Rather than answering a question, the chatbot will try to guide the user towards their own solution, starting with questions that allow the system to calibrate their answers to their objective and understanding. Conversations then take place using a “scaffolding” structure, which means that Chatgpt will slowly deploy information so as not to overwhelm the user with more information than ready to digest.

OPENAI says it has developed the study mode in collaboration with teachers, scientists and pedagogy experts. Rather than operating on an entirely new model, the tool is powered by a series of personalized system instructions.

“We have chosen this approach because it allows us to quickly draw real comments from students and improve experience – even if this results in inconsistent behavior and errors between conversations,” said Openai. “We plan to train this behavior directly in our main models once we have learned what works best thanks to the iteration and comments of students.”

In particular, OPENAI does not put the study mode available only for Chatgpt Edu users. Instead, the company first deploys the functionality for free, more, pro and team users. EDU subscribers will have access in the “next weeks”.

It will be interesting to know how many students end up using the study mode, because a rocking allows you to activate and easily deactivate the functionality. And as recent Very detailed article, IA cheating is a major problem in American colleges. For its part, Openai says that it plans to work to make the study mode more engaging and useful for students. The company explores how to offer deeper personalization through the tool, as well as means of offering the definition of objectives and monitoring progress between conversations.