Hey everyone,
I’ve been working on a project called “Smart Tutor”! It’s an AI-powered tool that helps you:
- Create quizzes on any topic instantly: Users can generate quizzes, take them, and receive feedback to improve their knowledge.
- Flashcards for learning: Users can practice flashcards, manually create their own, or use AI to generate flashcards for efficient memorization.
Take a look and let me know your feedback—I’d really appreciate it!
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Hello Rohit! Super cool app idea for our speedy inference and the UI looks great. I just took the Invention and Discoveries quiz and some of the corrections were a bit unusual:
When asked about who invented the light bulb, I submitted Thomas Edison and got it wrong with the corrected answer of Alexander Graham Bell. When asked about who invented the telephone, I submitted Alexander Graham Bell and got it wrong to the corrected answer of Thomas Edison.
Maybe check that the questions and answers are aligned. This tool has great potential!
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Thanx @rachel.bakke for the feedback! So basically issue was with the system_prompt I was passging to the model. Specifically, I was passing a JSON schema that included a correct_answer field before the options array. I think this caused the model to have trouble identifying the options and placing the correct option index in the “correct_option” array
Additionally, the model was using a 70B version, and now it’s using the 405B version.
To fix this, I made some changes to the system_prompt to ensure the correct option is identified. You can check the code changes here.
[Code Change] (Using 405B model for quiz and minor change in prompt by rohit-4321 · Pull Request #18 · rohit-4321/smart-tutor · GitHub)
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@rohit4444choudhary Thank so very much for contributing. This is very very cool and I could see it being a major time saver for over worked teachers and tired parents.
-Coby
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Impressive work! Keep those innovative ideas coming!
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@rohit4444choudhary I can’t wait to see how this evolves further. The potential for students, professionals, and lifelong learners to use this tool is endless. Keep up the great work!
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