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Show HN: Stadai – Your virtual study buddy powered by ChatGPT

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With Stadai, you can create customized quizzes and flashcards on any topic from your own study materials or class notes. Stadai is a chat-based study platform that offers a personalized learning experience.

You can also access auto-generated quizzes and flashcards on important topics to enhance your learning experience. Stadai saves your progress and stats, helping you track your learning journey, monitor your performance, identify areas for improvement, and optimize your study strategy.

Stadai is perfect for students, professionals, and anyone who wants to boost their learning and knowledge retention. Whether you're preparing for exams, learning new skills, or exploring new interests, Stadai can help you achieve your goals.

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All I see is a text input asking for my email address. Can you please share link to a demo?

yes I do believe it's against HN best practices to share something that only offers an email signup like this.

How are you planning to prevent it from sharing false, hallucinated information?

I find that it does that a lot. Try asking ChatGPT about someone you know something about and see how much stuff it makes up. In cases I've checked, it makes up a lot.

One solution is placing the ChatGPT response in another model that determines the accuracy of the information and revises where necessary

It’s kind of amazing how much it hallucinates. Using GPT4, I asked it to generate a letter contesting a parking fine using examples from case law (and links to URLs). Not a single case actually existed. (Tested across multiple regens) It had hallucinated the docket numbers, parties to the case, everything.

There’s no way I could trust a LLM with study materials unless I was confident it wasn’t going to fuck me over

I don't see any demo, just asking for my email for a waitlist? No screenshots, no videos, stock photos for your presumably fake "testimonials", no info on the team behind this, etc..

Insta-turnoff: a box asking for my email address and not much else.

Just what the modern world needs! Another way to become a hikikomori and think letters appearing on your screen are your "friends"...

should be removed

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