According to @godofprompt, a new AI prompt framework modeled on Richard Feynman’s teaching style enables users to learn complex topics up to ten times faster by breaking down concepts with analogies, iterative questioning, and stepwise simplification. The prompt instructs AI models to guide users through a Feynman learning loop: simplifying the topic, identifying knowledge gaps, questioning assumptions, refining understanding in cycles, applying concepts, and compressing insights into teachable summaries. This approach is particularly relevant for AI-driven educational tools and language models, offering edtech businesses and AI solution providers a competitive edge in personalized learning and rapid skill acquisition (source: @godofprompt, Twitter, Dec 11, 2025).

According to OpenAI on Twitter, the company has introduced 'study mode' in ChatGPT, a feature developed in collaboration with educators and domain experts. This marks a significant step in leveraging AI for education, targeting personalized and interactive learning experiences. OpenAI highlights education as a crucial AI frontier and is partnering with NextGenAI and Stanford’s SCALE Initiative to conduct long-term studies on the impact of AI tools in shaping educational outcomes. This initiative opens new business opportunities for EdTech companies seeking to integrate advanced AI-driven learning solutions (Source: OpenAI Twitter, July 29, 2025).