Easygenerator updates its Course Builder to OpenAI’s cutting-edge GPT-4o model, allowing users to generate more accurate and up-to-date course content.
Dubai, UAE – May 15, 2024 – Easygenerator, the award-winning e-learning authoring software, announced a significant update to its AI-powered Course Builder yesterday. Course Builder is now powered by OpenAI’s new flagship model, GPT-4o, less than 24 hours following the model’s launch.
Easygenerator has a strong track record of pioneering AI-powered solutions in the e-learning space. In April 2023, it introduced EasyAI and was the first e-learning authoring platform to introduce AI-powered course creation. A year later, in April 2024, it added Course Builder to the EasyAI suite, which allows users to create high-quality courses with unprecedented speed (around five minutes).
Easygenerator has been showcasing its industry-leading AI functionalities at global L&D events, including the DevLearn Conference & Expo, Corporate Learning Week Vegas, and Learning Technologies London.
This new update with GPT-4o reinforces Easygenerator’s commitment to providing its users with the most advanced AI capabilities available.
The GPT-4o update unlocks significant benefits for Easygenerator users:
GPT-4o’s superior ability to understand prompts leads to more accurate results within Course Builder, minimizing time spent on feedback or edits.
GPT-4o accesses a wider and more recent data pool (previously capped at 2021, now extended to 2023). So, users can now generate content that is new and more relevant.
Easygenerator is a fast-growing and award-winning company that helps subject matter experts create digital learning and performance content. Having SMEs create this content is faster and cheaper than when a central (learning) department produces it. But more importantly, it is the only way to keep this content up to date. We call this Employee-generated Learning.
Sera Özkıvanç is the content manager at Easygenerator. Over the last four years, she’s written marketing content for various SaaS brands around the world. These days, she’s doing her best to embrace the rainy weather in Rotterdam.
