DeepSkill AI Tutor
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Startup
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- Year of Production
- 2026
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Summary
DeepSkill builds an AI Tutor that runs the lesson itself, like a one-to-one instructor. Companies spend heavily on employee training but struggle to prove it works: in-person classes are expensive and hard to scale, while video courses are passive and give no real evidence that anyone actually learned. Our AI Tutor solves both — it delivers personalized, dialogue-based lessons at scale, keeps every learner actively engaged instead of just watching, and shows HR how well each person truly understood the material. We primarily serve enterprise HR/L&D teams and the executives and high-potential talent they develop, with content fully tailored to each client's own cases, principles and tone of voice.
Company Profile
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DeepSkill is an edtech startup that builds an "AI Tutor" — an AI that delivers the lecture itself. Built on its proprietary "Decision AI" engine (argumentation technology + neuro-symbolic AI), it doesn't act as a simple Q&A chatbot; instead, it engages learners in Socratic dialogue that keeps them thinking all the way through. It simultaneously overcomes the weaknesses of in-person lectures (expensive, bound by time and place) and video courses (passive, with no way to know whether anyone is actually learning), and it measures comprehension across five stages, making it impossible to merely "pretend to study."
Since launching the product in January 2026, it has been adopted by LG Academy, LG Electronics, GS E&C, Nexon, E-mart, and 42dot, among others, while Australia's UNSW has used it for a for-credit examination. DeepSkill has signed an MOU with DBR for an essay competition, and Professor Chris Reed — the founder of the field of argument mining — participates as an advisor and shareholder. In 2026, it exhibited at HR Tech Asia in Singapore and secured overseas leads.
Since launching the product in January 2026, it has been adopted by LG Academy, LG Electronics, GS E&C, Nexon, E-mart, and 42dot, among others, while Australia's UNSW has used it for a for-credit examination. DeepSkill has signed an MOU with DBR for an essay competition, and Professor Chris Reed — the founder of the field of argument mining — participates as an advisor and shareholder. In 2026, it exhibited at HR Tech Asia in Singapore and secured overseas leads.