Pierina Camarena@Pcamaren

Flowrish: An AI That Trains the Mind, Not Replaces It In 2025, MIT confirmed what many feared: when students rely on AI to think for them, their neural activity declines, language skills degrade, and cognitive performance drops. We're not just seeing a tech revolution—we're seeing a mental recession. Flowrish is our response. It’s not an assistant. It’s a teacher. Designed to run offline on the Qualcomm Snapdragon X Elite and leverage the LLaMA 3 8B model locally, Flowrish never gives answers. Instead, it stimulates reflection, guides inquiry, and adapts its pedagogy based on the user’s MBTI profile. Online, it can call Groq’s 70B for advanced reasoning—but only when needed. Offline, it uses a distilled, efficient local model to guide critical thinking through layered prompts, spaced repetition, and RAG-sourced content. Where others generate answers, Flowrish generates thought. It works on-device, cross-platform, and offline-first—meeting the stringent Qualcomm track requirements. Its purpose? Help students wrestle with knowledge, not outsource it. With Flowrish, we’re not raising passive consumers of AI. We’re growing thinkers who collaborate with it. Because the future belongs not to those who use AI best, but to those who still know how to think. We choose thinkers.