Two spelling errors in one sentence - really?
I know that we're not supposed to focus on things like this, but in this case these errors seem like a a good reason to doubt the accuracy and usefulness of the service.
And then the name is really odd. Brand names where the pronunciation is unclear seem like a bad idea.
You might also want to make a course about GDPR and then update your privacy policy.
> The agent helps you whenever, i contrast to a teacher.
^i^in
Interestingly, there is only a single letter i in that sentence, so the simple Bash replacement actually works ))I actually publish quite a lot of stuff with AI assistance this day (code, not writing) and whenever I do I’m transparent with what I used the AI for.
The scarce resource here is not high quality learning material, but time and effort.
Perhaps this idea has most value in new fields without established material.