The project submission suffers from significant credibility issues, most notably the hyperbole in the traction section claiming 'most people have used my product,' which is demonstrably false. While the project targets a relevant sector (AI education), the submission relies on vague inputs ('everyone'), incorrect business terminology ('marketcap' for a private course business), and lacks evidence of the claimed 'simulators' or 'personalized' technology. External search suggests the site is a standard course landing page with generic or potentially placeholder testimonials. The disparity between the lofty claims and the verifiable reality results in a very low score.
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