Hello all.

I’m glad to inform you about our recent work to integrate AI into SMath Studio. We're excited to introduce a set of new AI-based features designed to enhance the way you create and interact with mathematical worksheets.

One of the most impressive additions is the ability to generate worksheets based on a problem description. Just describe the task, and SMath Studio will automatically create a structured worksheet for you. Here's an animation showing how it works:



Usually, it takes for about 3-5 seconds to get the results.

This feature isn't limited to simple problems — more complex cases are also supported. Here's an example of how it handles more intricate tasks:



These AI-powered tools, along with several other enhancements, will be included in the next minor release of SMath Studio this year. Stay tuned for an even smarter and more intuitive experience when working with math.

Best regards!

Andrey, this is impressive.

For users like myself, with business license and SMath Enterprise, it might be key information to be aware how the data are handled when IA is involved.
As you can imagine, IA is becoming more and more integrated with some tools and processes, and companies need to be aware and manage properly the "ownership" of the data transferred to the IA (one example would be Copilot integration, that is heavily advertising how "data are not shared nor used to train the IA model"... I guess that Microsoft choice is like this, to try to match as much as possible the security requirements of business users).

I'm not sufficiently informed about those topics, so my reply may result a little bit simplistic... but, to say it shortly, once IA systems are involved, additional attention to data sharing should be taken and terms clarified. There will be such demand of details once this new features get included into Enterprise edition.

Thanks and keep up the excellent work!
Federico

Hello, Federico.

Sure, we understand the business concerns on this topic.
User will be able to use LLMs set up locally or connect to the third-party vendors like OpenAI, MS or Google. I expect this will be done a bit later, but this is in our roadmap.

Another important thing here is that we will provide some recommendations regarding what LLMs works best for the AI based features we introduce, but we can't guarantee any LLM one prefers will work with specific feature.

Best regards.