Interactive chat software like ChatGPT is getting a lot of attention these days because of its ease of use and benefits. You can ask the AI bot any question and it will get a reasonable answer, although it may not be accurate.
While everyone is trying to determine the power of AI and whether it will replace jobs, there are examples of AI tools that can save a significant amount of time and money when used properly, including Google Socrates, an artificial application that is an example of how useful smart tools are. It can help with various tasks rather than replace work.
The app (Socratic) was acquired by Google in August 2019 and relaunched in February 2020. The app is aimed at high school and college students where they can solve math equations and physics problems by taking a picture with their phone's camera in the app or using their voice to ask questions about the app. , with the ability to photograph manual pages to understand the content or to examine solutions.
Below we explain how you can use the Socrates app to help with homework and answer science questions:
First, install the Google Socratic app and sign in with your Google account:
The Google Socratic app is available for free on the App Store for iPhone users and on the Google Play Store for Android users. Once installed, the first time you open it, it will ask you to sign in to your Google account.
After logging into your Google account, follow the given steps to give the app all the necessary permissions to work properly. One of these permissions is to access the phone's camera.
second; How does the app work?
The easiest way to find out how Socrates works is to use the in-app questions. To do this, follow these steps:
- Launch the app and the screen will appear with the Camera app open, with a yellow square at the top of the screen and a "take a photo" button at the bottom.
- In the Socratic app on your Android phone, tap the take photo button. An option (try an example) will appear. Click on it to see the list of questions the app can answer within the app.
- iPhone users can click on the menu button that appears on the top left corner of the screen and then click on the Try Sample option.
- This will display a page of four questions with tools very similar to the image cropping tools. Drag the four corners of the tool to select a question on the page, then press the "Start" button at the bottom of the screen. Within seconds you'll have an answer to your question, along with an explanation of the steps the app takes to get it.
third; Start using Google Socratic to help you do your homework:
Questions can be asked of Socrates in three different ways. The standard method is to take a photo and follow the same steps mentioned earlier when trying the questions included. However, you can also type a question or ask it vocally through the phone's microphone by swiping left or right on the app's home screen.
How to use the application:
- Take a picture of the equation you're trying to solve or your homework.
- Use your finger to highlight the specific equation you need help with.
- Click the Go button at the bottom of the screen and the app will show you the solution and detailed steps, as well as links to other useful resources and online courses.
- You can also use the (voice command) feature to solve equations and get answers to questions by clicking on the microphone icon at the bottom of the screen.
- Click on the microphone icon that appears in front of you and say: a mathematical equation, or ask your question in a clear voice and the application will immediately show you the answer.
Instead of a tool that does all the homework for them, students can use this app to help them with their homework or get advice if they encounter a particular problem during their studies.
fourth; Can Socrates write articles or reports?
This is not possible, ChatGPT bots and similar tools can write articles and provide long answers.