Only 2 percent of all learning today is digital. That could rapidly change thanks to cutting-edge AI developed by a 21-year old Swede. Once this AI is plugged in to an existing Digital education tool, it helps students learn faster and become more interested by the content based on their individual learning behavior. The more data that’s gathered on a student, the better the AI is able to predict and boost performance by spotting patterns in a student’s learning patterns that no human could know existed. Having already aroused the interest of Tim Cook and Mark Zuckerberg, this AI could soon take the $6 trillion education industry by storm.
This 21-year old developed AI that could revolutionize the way kids learn
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