Maybe if physics had always been this easy to visualize and learn, we might have had more physicists than ever. AI is making learning so much easier to understand and actually fun. This is an electromagnetic field visualization built using Claude Opus 5.5. I do not think I have... ever understood this subject better than I did by simply seeing it visualized like this 😅show more

@foxriverdevops I’ve really been thinking over the past few days about the evolution of education both at grade school aswell uni level. If done right we can use AI to massively improve and essentially eliminate universities or birth at least a new segment of accreditation that has legitimacy.

Agreed, but maybe not eliminate universities completely. I would still keep that human touch in learning, just make it much better equipped with modern advancements. If every teacher adopted AI to explain concepts in a more visual and interactive way, learning could become so much better and fun

If we have this tool when we're in school. Our score will hit the roop every time we have exams.

Without any doubt

Cool! Can you share repo or prompt?

It wasn’t a single prompt. It was more of a long back and forth with the AI, building things step by step. I can share the repo with you though. I’ll do that shortly.

How do you made this

Simple pure communication with AI :D

Can you pls share the full process, sir

It's criminal not to use the vids by AI in teaching. As students we suffered uphill climb to understand because of poor professors skills (or maybe they didn't know), but AI can bridge the gap. If you think "AI Slop" again: you haven't managed to leave your cave yet; keep trying.

Agreeed, we really need to move past AI slop and start using AI for things that actually matter. Education is one of the biggest opportunities. AI can make learning more visual, interactive, personalized and accessible in ways we have barely explored yet.

Curious. What was the prompt? Thank you.

Nothing too big. I started by asking it to research electromagnetic fields. I usually use other research tools like Apodex for this, but this time I let Claude handle it. Then I asked it to help me visualize everything on a website where I could tweak a few parameters and see how the electromagnetic field changes in real time. Once I was happy with the result, I just kept expanding it by asking it to add more parameters, different types of magnets, coils, and things like that. Pretty simple communication overall.

Bộ lạc của các nhà Vật lý coi như đã bắt đầu hình thành rồi.

correct. its so fun to learn anything really

I noticed you created an AI-powered educational app! We're running a short study on how AI affects teaching practices. Would you be up for joining? If you're a developer rather than a teacher, just go with the role you identify with most.

Is it kind of survey or some group to join?

Ppl &their addiction to visualization. Dual coding + memory issues 🎣

visuals help, but generated simulations need checks against maxwell's equations before teaching

This is pretty cool!!!

yes!

which ai is this and drop the link

I think schooling will become much better because of it - education would have to adapt. I wish I had this technology when I was younger but I guess it's never too late to learn new things.

Sims like this can make one of the most complex topics at A-level super accessible!

This is an amazing simulation

Now add a temporal phase condensate, holding a perfect fluid symmetry, i.e. a continuity framework, see my account for the full details.

lovely

Haha yes, I have been enjoying machine learning way more once I discovered 3b1b videos. Science and mathematics is fascinating, but the sad part is it's taught in the most boring and drab of ways which never inspires curiosity in students. Glad to see that getting fixed

No free lunch. You'll struggle a lot more with tesseracts and hypergraphs later

I agree. I think the world needs to share what they're creating and build on it. Open Learning materials

what program is that?

True....very true

I think that's gonna be true. We just aren't gonna be alive to see it.

The fun used to always be building the intuition in your head. Didn't Hawking notoriously have excellent visual reasoning skills? Anyway, visualisations are excellent for education- good stuff.

Yeah this is the part school never gave us. Not another formula. Just seeing the field move until it finally clicks.

Cool! I tried making something like that for transformers and in the end opted for a video version

The use of AI as a great tutor and as an intellectual sparring partner & tutor may lead to the democratization of humanity.

honestly, this is way too complex…and is it correct?

Elon musk kids' learn on material like this, but it's also not AI slop.

accessible link? I would love to explore with my kid.