WordUp, an AI-based English Learning Application

sheza chattha
2 min readJul 20, 2023

Introduces Fantasy Chat.

Over 1.5 billion individuals communicate in English as a subsequent language. They are normally in a difficult spot contrasted with local speakers in a globalized reality where English associates individuals with potential open doors.

WordUp’s vision is to even the odds. It’s a simulated intelligence-based English learning Application, used by millions, with a straightforward yet clever center thought:

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English has 200,000 words. You won’t ever hear 95% of them. 5% is enough for an ideal vocabulary. In any case, which 5%, relies upon your one-of-a-kind life, profession, hobbies,… WordUp assists you with finding the exact words that make a difference to you, arranged by their significance ( (usage frequency), giving you the most conceivable worth each learning minute.

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Their most recent release permits clients to discuss any theme with an artificial intelligence rendition of their godlike objects, famous people, and politicians,… with north of 10,000 celebrities accessible on the stage! It’s an unimaginably engaging method for rehearsing English and enlarging their vocabulary.

This imaginative artificial intelligence use case is illustration of how Generative man-made intelligence is rethinking instruction.

The test of ‘’Active Vocabulary’
WordUp was at that point notable for its ‘Knowledge Map’ idea, permitting clients to reveal their current Vocabulary knowledge into a ‘digital twin’ empowering hyper-customized learning. This methodology, mixed with an abundance of visual learning content, had previously made WordUp the main Vocabulary extension application, used by millions all over the world.

But, there was a test. As in some other applications, words were learned into the user’s passive, as opposed to active vocabulary, meaning they could comprehend the words while confronting them, yet couldn’t be guaranteed to review and use them normally continuously in discussions. Moving from passive to active vocabulary is just conceivable through training and active use. The new Fantasy Chat feature takes care of that issues.

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sheza chattha

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