Stephen Downes

According to this article, California Community Colleges (CCC) is partnering with AI company Nectir to launch an AI learning assistant for its 2.1 million students." The point-form article reads like it was AI-generated, though there's no indication of this on the web page. Still, according to the article, "One of Nectir's first pilots at Los Angeles Pacific University found that after a full term of using the platform, students saw a 20% jump in GPA, 13% increase in final scores and a 36% boost in their intrinsic motivation to learn."