Learn with IDRIS AI: your own hyper-personalised AI tutor
IDRIS AI was recently released, and one interesting use case is that many students are utilizing it as their ultra-personalised tutor accessible through WhatsApp.
For students and learners, this means new ways for getting help and advice, anytime and anywhere, right from their phones without the additional BS that comes with traditional way of learning (such as being judged for a seemingly stupid question).
What Makes IDRIS AI Stand Out?
IDRIS AI is basically a chatbot, or virtual assistant, but its standout feature is how it adapts to each user. The technology learns about your learning style, strengths, weak spots, and personal preferences. When you ask for help (math, science, essays, or exam prep) it tailors explanations, examples, and practice questions that suits you.
The fact that IDRIS AI uses Whatsapp is a game changer because WA is already one of the most popular messaging platforms worldwide. Most people, especially students, already use it daily. Adding a tutor there means you don’t have to switch platforms or remember new passwords.
Why Does This Matter?
Everyone learns differently. Some people need more examples, others prefer visual aids, and some work better with quizzes. Traditional online resources or even classroom settings often can’t provide this individual attention. IDRIS AI responds in real-time, personalises its approach, and keeps track of your progress.
For example, if you send IDRIS AI a photo of a tricky algebra problem while waiting for your Grabcar, it will walk you through a solution. If you’re struggling with essay structure late at night, it’s available to give tips right away.
Students can talk freely in their slang language. Unlike talking to an adult tutor where 99% of youth’s brainpower could be spent on refining their language, making sure its polite and respectful enough so they don’t get rejected.
The New Normal in Education?
Personal AI tutors like IDRIS AI are starting to look more like a natural extension of how we use technology in education. Of course, they can’t replace teachers, but they fill important gaps like being available at odd hours or giving instant answers to specific questions.
As more students discover IDRIS AI, the idea of chatting with a hyper-personalised tutor anytime and anywhere might soon become as normal as googling for answers.
