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Superneural: An AI-native LMS challenging traditional edtech
I'm Dharit, founder of Superneural. We're launching our AI-native learning platform tomorrow, and I'd love to get your thoughts.
The problem: Current edtech is stagnating. We have outdated LMS platforms on one side and gpt wrapped AI tutoring apps on the other. Neither is adequately preparing students for the rapidly evolving world.
Our solution: We've built a "learning operating system." Key features:
AI professors modeled after historical experts, using advanced language models to adapt teaching styles.
A modular AI Backend
Clean UX with context-aware feature presentation
Our goal is to accelerate learning and innovation on a global scale. We're starting with institutions and companies, offering an alternative to legacy systems.
- aristofun 2y agoSorry, but the post sounds like a perfect example of b*shit bingo. Any specific technical details, innovative ideas you want to share about how are you going to solve all the typical GPT related challenges? How are you going to compete with x/y/z etc.
- dharitg 2y agoThank you for pointing that, It uses memGPT to store and retrieve long term student data so it always has previous useful info in the 200k tokens of active context. Before being stored in memgpt the data is sent to a deepCDM to extract strengths and weaknesses of the user. So it gains an edge in storage and retrieval of info over GPTs. Meaningfully better than RAG and faster too. Main competitors would include Canvas, moodle, etc. and USP is end to end integration of AI to speed up and assist teachers in day to day activities like publishing content, announcements, creating quizzes and so on. Let me know what you think, and I would be happy to tell you more.
- dharitg 2y agoWorking on AI detection, a much requested feature from testers.