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Now that August has arrived (man, that was fast!), the back-to-school season vibes are stirring and kids have to prep themselves for another year of in-person studies.With the continued evolution of AI tools, teachers and students alike have been using them to assist them in their everyday learning. While it’s disappointing to hear stories about students producing their work entirely with AI, it’s equally satisfying to see AI tools such as Gemini Notebooks, Perplexity, and ChatGPT offer educational-themed features that don’t encourage cheating.Speaking of AI tools built to educate students, one of the most prominent ones is StarSpark, an AI-powered math and science platform that’s designed to teach rather than simply give out answers. It primarily covers K-12 and AP coursework while adapting to a student’s specific grade level, learning style and the knowledge they’ve already acquired. And for parents, StarSpark is just as beneficial for them—the AI educational tool provides them with accessible, on-demand support that helps them grasp the way math and science are now taught.Ashish Bansal, a father and the developer behind StarSpark, spoke with Tom’s Guide to chat about his AI educational platform, the biggest mistakes students make with general chatbots and more.StarSpark’s impact on educating students, how it helps parents and more
