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Large Language ModelsarXiv cs.MA (Multi-Agent)Published: Apr 21, 2026, 13:00 JST

Researchers propose AUSS, a multi-agent AI system that automates personalized learning, grading, and dropout prediction in schools — achieving 92% accuracy on course recommendations

Researchers at arXiv published a framework called AUSS (Agentic Unified Student Support System) that uses multiple AI agents (autonomous decision-making systems) working together to handle three layers of education: helping individual students learn better, automating teacher tasks like grading, and giving school administrators data to spot at-risk students before they drop out.

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