Yes, it works.

In my opinion, you always learn more when having fun...

Yeah, enjoying the process definitely helps. I just found that when it came to actually speaking, I still struggled despite using apps for a while. Have you tried practicing with real conversations too, or just apps?

Take a look at r/languagelearning and the subreddit for whatever language you're learning.

Also, people have already made this concept. They apparently mostly turn into dating apps in practice.

Thanks for the suggestion! We’ve definitely taken that into consideration. We’re working hard on a reporting system and AI moderation to ensure that only serious language learners are using the platform. Our goal is to create an environment where people can focus on language learning, not on anything else.

Sounds like a fun way to immigrate to another country.

Useful for those building AI startups, the article highlights a legal dispute in which Anthropic is challenging a U.S. government proposal that would block Google from investing in AI startups.

Also the article quotes you.

Yes, didn't know it was against guidelines, ppl are posting their own stuff here all the time

That's cool. I just noticed after skimming it, and mentioned.

Tried it and it is worse that OpenAI deep search (one query only, will need to try it more I guess...)

The openAi version costs 200$ and takes a lot longer, not sure if it is fair to compare?

My query generated 17 steps of research, gathering 74 sources. I picked "Deep Research" from the modes, I almost accidentally picked "reasoning".

TikTok wasn't banned. It was all very confusing, I know. I gave up on following it a few weeks ago, and just read yesterday that Trump issued an executive order to keep TikTok online for another 75 days https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/trump-signs-executive-...

ByteDance is the owner of TikTok app.