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LLMersion: A Local-First AI Agent Framework for Low-Cost Home Language Learning toward Educational Equity
Artificial intelligence helps education most where an essential provision has been rationed by cost. For language learners that provision is a teacher's voice, which binds listening, reading, speaking, and writing into one act. Published evidence shows why most learners lack it, from a global shorta
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