u/Complete-Mirror-5362

I'm a Korean developer with almost 30 years of experience. I have something I'm curious about for those of you who want to learn Korean. Is it okay if I ask a question?

Hello. Last year, I developed a Hangul learning app, which unfortunately turned into an expensive failure. Even though I'd like to improve it, I'm grappling with a fundamental question that remains unanswered: Should I even bother improving it?

Whit the prevalence and quality of AI services like Gemini, ChatGPT, etc., is there really a need for a dedicated app? While AI used to have its shortcomings, it now provides information more detailed and accurate than most textbooks.

This raises some questions for me:

  1. Is learning with AI alone insufficient?

  2. If it is insufficient, please provide just one example of what's missing.

Finally, I also use AI for research and learning, and while I was concerned about hallucinations 2-3 months ago. I no longer worry about them. I'm curious if you share the same sentiment.

On the other hand, the reason I'm asking you these questions instead of AI -- which stems from my desire to confirm things -- could this also be why I still seek out other paid apps, not just AI, for learning?

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u/Complete-Mirror-5362 — 3 days ago