I tried ChatGPT's new interactive quizzes on 5 subjects I thought I knew well — it quickly found the gaps in my knowledge
THE SO WHAT
Interactive quizzes that surface knowledge gaps turn ChatGPT from a Q&A tool into an adaptive assessment engine. L&D and certification programs should be experimenting with AI-generated drills and diagnostics, while tracking how much human review is needed to trust the evaluations.
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