I'm giving it to you straight. Feel proud if you like about the SaaS aspect or that you built something. That's fair. But don't fool yourself that this "product" does anything actually useful.
I read a couple of the example ebooks and I also got a few previews on topics I am familiar with and unsurprisingly it's inane, generic, regurgitated crap. There is no learning to be found. Certainly not "efficient, thorough learning" as you claim.
The "Drug Legalization and Harm Reduction" example is exactly the type of topic that requires citations along with data including tables and charts to illustrate the points being made. The Space Exploration example jumps around wildly, going from 1969 to 1990 as if nothing happened in between, and places "The Race to the Moon" in the "current technologies" section which makes zero sense. It then becomes incoherent fantasy in the "future technologies" section. The Ethics and AI example makes numerous claims about the things that AI can do that seem to hit a wall with the simple question "How?". Each of these reads like a bad essay that would struggle to get a passing grade were it written for a class.
This has no value for learning. In my opinion you are doing a disservice to knowledge and learning with this.
Thanks for the effort you put into that. In an earlier reply i did state that i am easing myself into SaaS. It was just a cool idea that i thought id give my hand at.
I read a couple of the example ebooks and I also got a few previews on topics I am familiar with and unsurprisingly it's inane, generic, regurgitated crap. There is no learning to be found. Certainly not "efficient, thorough learning" as you claim.
The "Drug Legalization and Harm Reduction" example is exactly the type of topic that requires citations along with data including tables and charts to illustrate the points being made. The Space Exploration example jumps around wildly, going from 1969 to 1990 as if nothing happened in between, and places "The Race to the Moon" in the "current technologies" section which makes zero sense. It then becomes incoherent fantasy in the "future technologies" section. The Ethics and AI example makes numerous claims about the things that AI can do that seem to hit a wall with the simple question "How?". Each of these reads like a bad essay that would struggle to get a passing grade were it written for a class.
This has no value for learning. In my opinion you are doing a disservice to knowledge and learning with this.