New Delhi, Jan. 24 -- Former Google executive Peeyush Ranjan, along with entrepreneur Mukesh Bansal, has launched an AI-driven edtech startup that wants to teach students how to think, not just find answers faster.

Fermi.ai, based in Singapore with operations in India and the US, takes a different approach to AI tutoring. Instead of spitting out solutions, the platform walks students through problems step-by-step in math, physics and chemistry, basically STEM subjects.

"Students today are getting answers faster than ever, but their understanding is getting weaker," Ranjan said. "We built Fermi.ai to support thinking, not replace it."

The platform is currently free at fermi.ai. The team plans wider rollouts and school partnerships later...