AI-Powered Smart Study Assistant Using Generative AI

Generative Artificial Intelligence (Gen AI) is revolutionizing the education sector by facilitating personalized self-guided learning with intelligence. In this paper, we propose an AI-based Smart Study Assistant by using Generative AI methods for supporting students in academic works. It uses artificial intelligence for subject-related questions, summarizing lengthy study materials, making notes and assignment help.

It achieves this through the application of natural language processing (NLP) and large language models, which allow the system to understand user queries and generate relevant responses. Also provides concept explanation, question generation, doubt solving in real time, making learning more interactive and efficient.

According to this study, Generative AI can leverage student productivity and maximize their learning curve. This proposed solution provides an example of how AI can transform education by making learning more intelligent and responsive. Future improvements might encompass voice interactivity, multilingual service, and academic database integration.

Generative AI, Smart Learning, Chatbot, NLP, Student Assistant, Education, Technology

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