Classover Holdings announced that its next‑generation AI Tutor has advanced to a stage where it can deliver real‑time adaptive instruction to K‑12 students, moving beyond simple question answering to continuously adjust explanations, pacing, and difficulty based on each learner’s progress.
The system is built on the company’s recently acquired intellectual‑property portfolio and is designed to autonomously make teaching decisions, a capability the company likens to an “Education’s Tesla FSD.” The AI Tutor’s autonomous decision‑making is intended to reduce the need for live instructor hours while maintaining the quality of instruction.
The development is a key milestone in Classover’s pivot from a live‑streaming model to an AI‑powered education platform, with a planned launch in 2026. The new platform is expected to open scalable revenue streams and improve margins by lowering the cost of delivering instruction.
Classover’s Q3 2025 financials provide context for the announcement. Revenue rose 77.4% to $1.29 million, a 31.5% year‑over‑year increase, while net income reached $2.52 million. Gross margin expanded to 70% from 55% in the prior year quarter, reflecting higher‑margin AI‑related revenue and improved operational leverage.
Beyond the AI Tutor, Classover has launched an AI Robotics Division to integrate physical robotics with its learning platform, partnered with Paimon Finance to develop Web3‑enabled real‑world asset products, and begun accepting Solana cryptocurrency as a payment method. Despite these innovations, the company’s financial health remains fragile, with a distressed Altman Z‑Score and a long‑term decline in share price, underscoring the need for disciplined execution as the AI platform scales.
CEO Stephanie Luo emphasized the significance of the AI Tutor, stating, “We’re building a teacher‑grade intelligence that listens, senses emotion, tracks effort, and adapts moment by moment—delivering the consistency, scalability, and cost efficiency of a system.” The quote highlights the company’s focus on delivering personalized instruction at scale.
Classover has not issued new revenue guidance for the full year, but the announcement signals a strategic emphasis on AI‑driven growth and a commitment to launching the AI Tutor in 2026.
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