It’s nice cause it makes the interaction more dynamic and iterative. Honestly the “changing the answer” thing is something I always did on LM Studio when I wanted to change course. Definitely better than the limited interfaces of chatbots today, but I’m not sure it’s “revolutionary” by any means.
Still, it’s something I’d prefer until someone finds a better way to interact with LLMs. The ability to add stuff, remove stuff, move things around etc. probably help a lot when you’re creating something. It better matches the state of our minds. Also I appreciate the “using AI for learning instead of producing slop or — like many posts I’ve seen before — optimized spam.
I’m not sure what’s up with the course though. Seems more like a way to try to monetize something that wouldn’t be monetizable in any other way.
In fact I’m sure someone more knowledgeable than me could just create a Jupyter Notebook plugin that would replicate most of what this is?