“These were all things we were thinking about deeply and then GPT-4 showed up,” says director of engineering, Shawn Jansepar. “To think about questions like, ‘Why did you answer that way? Why do you think that's true? What would happen if-?’ So we’re making sure students aren't just understanding how to do the problem, but really understanding the concepts behind them.”Įarly testing by Khan Academy indicates that GPT-4 may soon be able to help students contextualize the greater relevance of what they’re studying or teach specific points of computer programming.
“One of the things we and all educational technology companies struggle with is how to get students thinking deeply about the content that they’re learning,” DiCerbo says. The nonprofit began testing the newest version of OpenAI’s language model in 2022 and will initially make the Khanmigo pilot program available to a limited number of participants, though the public is invited to join the waitlist. Today Khan Academy is announcing that it will use GPT-4 to power Khanmigo, an AI-powered assistant that functions as both a virtual tutor for students and a classroom assistant for teachers. That is a problem we’ve been trying to solve for a long time.” They all need different things to move forward. “It’s challenging to keep everyone advancing, given their different needs,” says Khan Academy’s Chief Learning Officer Kristen DiCerbo. And when the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted countless education systems, that disparity for a lot of classrooms only deepened. Some may breeze through a subject while others need step-by-step help. The organization offers thousands of lessons in math, science and the humanities for students of all ages.īut every student is unique, and their grasp of concepts and skills varies-by a lot. 133.Khan Academy is a nonprofit with a mission to provide a free, world-class education for anyone, anywhere.
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