L098 · AI at work · 2 min
Let AI quiz you
Ask AI to question you one step at a time, harder each round, and you get a test that adapts to what you know.
01 · The idea
A worksheet asks everyone the same questions. A chatbot can ask the next question based on your last answer: easier if you struggled, harder if you breezed through.
Set it up clearly. "Quiz me on [topic]. One question at a time. Wait for my answer. Tell me if I am right, explain briefly, then ask a slightly harder question if I was right or an easier one if I was wrong."
Ask for different kinds of questions: recall a fact, explain why, apply it to a new example, spot the mistake in a wrong answer. Each kind tests a different level of understanding.
At the end, ask for a short report: what you know well, what to review. Check any surprising "correct" answers yourself, since the quizmaster can occasionally be wrong.
02 · Think of it like this
It is like a sparring partner in martial arts who matches your level, pushing a bit harder each round you hold your own.
03 · Do it now
04 · Quick check
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