

Even assuming it’s true that it’s cheaper and good enough (the first point is probably true, the second I’m not sure about),
It’s definitely good enough. Go check out the latest models (but not if you only have the ‘free’ plan) and ask a standard student level question. Especially if you ask a question and ask for references and links.
The free plans that lots of people on Lemmy seem to use in their examples, still sorta suck, but the $20 a month models are awesome for tutoring. And if you have a whole tutoring-style prompt and lesson plans that you feed in to it… it’s legit better than anything that big tutoring companies can offer because of price.
A lot of the big tutoring companies are doomed because of AI. Rightfully so since they were overpriced so that made them mostly available to rich kids. I’m pretty happy to see them go down.





















But we’re talking about part-time tutoring, not full-on replacing school. I think with parental involvment and guidance, AI would be awesome for tutoring. But without, it’d would be pointless, as most things regarding education and lack of parenting.