Published September 11, 2026 · Updated October 1, 2026
What AI Tutor is for
AI Tutor can help explain a lesson idea, define trading vocabulary, compare concepts, summarize a chart-reading topic, or suggest review questions. It is useful when a learner is stuck and needs a clearer explanation of the material already being studied.
Lesson-specific help
Some lesson screens can open AI Tutor with the lesson topic selected. That gives the assistant context for an educational explanation while still leaving the learner in control of the question they choose to ask.
What AI Tutor is not for
AI Tutor must not be treated as a financial adviser, signal provider, account manager, or live-market decision engine. It does not know a learner's full finances, risk tolerance, legal situation, or current market execution conditions.
How to use it responsibly
Ask concept questions, request examples, compare scenarios, and then verify important information against reliable sources. Do not use any AI answer as the sole reason to place, change, or close a trade.
Limits and availability
AI responses may be incomplete, outdated, or wrong. Quotas, model availability, and account access can change inside the live product. The hub describes the feature purpose, while the trading product controls the active behavior.
A useful follow-up sequence
Start with “Explain this term from my lesson in plain language.” Then ask for a hypothetical example, its assumptions, and one situation where the explanation is insufficient. Compare the answer with the source lesson instead of accepting it because it sounds confident.
If the answer introduces a statistic or source, open that source and check the claim. If it shifts into a suggested trade, return to an educational question. Read the source-first AI checklist and contact product support for access or feature issues.