BYJU'S BADRI the AI-Powered Learning, Transforming Education in the Digital Age
Discover how BYJU'S and its AI model BADRI are revolutionizing personalized learning experiences for students.
25 March 2023
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Kunal Tyagi
Based on the particular requirements and skills of each student, BYJU'S offers tailored learning experiences through the use of an internal AI model dubbed BADRI.
For predicting a student's success on future exams, BADRI combines knowledge tracing and algorithms to solve the problem of knowledge decay.
In order to provide cutting-edge edtech solutions, BYJU'S created learning laboratories in Bengaluru, London, and Palo Alto. As a result, the company has emerged as one of the leading edtech players in the UAE and the rest of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Education has significantly changed as the world moves towards a future that is more and more computerized. This shift has been greatly aided by the growth of edtech firms, with BYJU'S serving as one of the forerunners in the industry.
BYJU'S co-founder Divya Gokulnath discussed the company's emphasis on innovation, notably in the field of artificial intelligence, during a recent fireside talk (AI). The firm has created an internal AI model, known as BADRI, that provides individualized learning opportunities based on each student's particular requirements and skills.
Using a method known as knowledge tracing, BADRI analyses a student's interactions with the platform to produce precise projections about how well they will perform on subsequent exams. BADRI makes accurate predictions for each query using every prior interaction, in contrast to other AI models that only have a 40–60% accuracy rate.
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Moreover, the platform uses algorithms to foresee when a learner is most likely to forget a specific topic and takes appropriate action. This is important for dealing with the problem of knowledge decay, which is the loss of mastery over a skill or knowledge as a result of insufficient practice.
BYJU'S has set up learning laboratories in Palo Alto, London, and Bangalore that are committed to creating cutting-edge edtech solutions. The business's research facilities use technology to enhance its goods while also embracing widely used technologies that can have a significant influence.
BYJU'S has risen to the top of the edtech field in the UAE and the rest of the Gulf Cooperation Council as a result of its emphasis on innovation. The company's products have a wide audience and a big influence across many different nations and age groups. BYJU'S even participated as one of the FIFA World Cup in Qatar's official sponsors in 2022, further enhancing its regional prominence. BYJU'S is positioned to have a huge impact on how education is shaped in the future because of its continuous focus on innovation and the use of AI.
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