The Disrupt team at Sber has launched a series of experimental AI tools designed for students and educators. These applications aim to facilitate learning through interactive dialogues and automated content creation, offering features ranging from personalized course generation to specialized tools for teachers.
The Zoobr service creates custom study plans based on user requests, drawing from verified educational sources. It provides lessons in text or audio formats, includes interactive quizzes, and features a smart chat that can solve problems from photos, including handwritten notes. User progress is stored locally on the device.
The Narra app enables users to interact with literary characters by uploading files in EPUB, PDF, or FB2 formats. The AI generates character profiles and illustrations based on the book's context. For academic texts, the system allows users to engage in a dialogue with the author.
Teachers can utilize the Multitool and Type applications to streamline lesson preparation. Multitool generates presentation slides, summaries, and quizzes from documents or links. The Type voice keyboard allows for dictation, supporting technical terminology and real-time formatting adjustments via voice commands.
