🚨 In education, “one-click AI” is an attractive but in reality ineffective solution. 🚨 I translated the article by Redmenta CEO. A year ago, we at Redmenta tested a seemingly simple one-click AI system. But the reality was harsh—teachers said the AI results were nowhere near what they expected. That’s why we redesigned Redmenta with a human-centered approach—education is complex, and AI should assist, not replace, expert decision-making. Limitations of One-Click AI: ❌ Lack of accuracy – Simply entering a topic or uploading a presentation isn’t enough for AI to generate meaningful tests. ❌ Lack of customization – Teachers are forced to manually correct errors instead of improving AI suggestions. ❌ Low output quality – scored 2 out of 10 in our internal studies. How Human-Centered AI Solves Problems: ✅ Interactive iteration – AI improves content through discussion and adapts to the teacher’s needs. ✅ Less manual work, bigger impact – AI handles the heavy lifting, saving you time while improving results across multiple steps. ✅ High quality results – scored 10 out of 10 in research. This one-click method ultimately leads to a waste of time, because the generated results need to be modified, and partial modifications are not possible. What we really need is not a simple one-click, but a conversational AI that communicates with the teacher and develops. AI shouldn’t be a black box. Human-centered design means automating the helpful parts and leaving important decision points to humans. That’s how we designed Redmenta. /Button /Contour