How to remember literally anything you learn with ChatGPT

In this video, I go over a bunch of memorization techniques for learning that Ive discovered and have been using with ChatGPT. Seriously, these are helpful AF. Hope you enjoy!

Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
2:02 - Method 1
3:39 - Method 2
5:02 - Sponsor
6:49 - Method 3
7:23 - Method 4
8:17 - Method 5
8:45 - Method 6
9:23 - Method 7

📚3 Books you should read (that changed my life):

💻The gear I use daily:

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This video was sponsored by Shortform. Thank youShortform :)

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#learning #chatgpt #openai

[morpheus]

- Spaced Repetition
- Feynman Technique
- Rephrasing (Challenge your Comprehension)
- ChatGPT Fictional Character (Teach about a topic as a specific character that ChatGPT act)
- Elaborative interrogation (Understand Why behind backs)
- Narrative Creation (Turn information into a short story, Geschichte)
The Memory Palace (As example start at a Coffeeshop, or any place like your living room)

[kittywalker]

I swear these apps are mind readers. I started thinking, in my mind only no searches, that I need to remember things I learn better. I just started thinking about this yesterday and then today your video was on my suggested list lol. Great info and very helpful. Thank you so much.

[omnirhythm]

Just a quick disclaimer: when asking it what's wrong or right, it has to be double checked, or you should ask it for sources. As correct as it is in most cases, its barebones functionality is still 'hallucinating' the answers by cross-referencing its database and sometimes it prioritises giving you the answer you want to hear so much that it makes things up. There are many case studies detailing this but it's just something to keep in mind, it's not a fact checker, rather an assistant.

[rayspictures]

I recently came across a Google article discussing the dichotomy between Memorization and Generalization. These concepts stem from the realm of Machine Learning Models, yet they possess remarkable relevance to our everyday lives. A captivating facet lies in the art of categorization—whether one should lean towards memorization or generalize—when delving into the acquisition of fresh knowledge. Intriguingly, I'm currently in the midst of experimenting with this approach to ascertain its potential for enhancing my learning endeavors. My primary focus resides in emphasizing the power of generalization over mere memorization.

[HarpaAI]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:00 🧠 Struggled to remember what's learned.
01:08 📚 ChatGPT helped organize, study, and retain information.
02:04 🔄 Space repetition strengthens memory over time.
03:43 💬 Using "Five-Year-Old" technique to simplify explanations.
05:06 📖 Short Form app for concise book summaries.
07:26 🎭 Use fictional characters to teach and learn.
08:21 ❓ Ask "why" to understand and remember facts.
09:03 📚 Turn information into humorous short stories.
09:32 🏛️ Create Memory Palaces for mnemonic recall.

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[CrusadeVoyager]

ChatGPT can be a best friend or assistant if used properly guiding you in every step of preparation for exams and study. Thanks for the vid.

[KnowledgeCircuitQ]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:

00:00 📚 Struggled to remember learned information.
01:08 🗓️ Space repetition helps retain information.
02:47 👩‍🏫 Use AI to create study schedules with space repetition.
03:15 🔄 Reversed Feynman Technique: Teach a topic to a "5-year-old" AI.
04:53 📖 Shortform AI provides book summaries and interactive exercises.
06:02 🔍 Use Shortform's AI browser extension for content summaries.
07:13 📝 Rephrase knowledge for deeper comprehension.
07:55 🎭 Assign fictional characters to AI for engaging learning.
08:48 ❓ Elaborate on "why" behind facts for better understanding.
09:18 📜 Create memorable stories to associate with information.
09:46 🏛️ Utilize Memory Palace technique for information recall.

Made with HARPA AI

[thegenresin]

you have no idea how this video opened my eye in learning system for my competitive exams! Thanks

[bluewidelaugh]

Great video! Obsidian also has a plugin for spaced repetition

[immortalgh]

This is so powerful! Thanks a ton for this Bri.... You have enlighten me some of the most important areas I need to improve

[leonelmessi]

You aren’t talking, you singing. Love the way you talk. 😊

[TLOH]

You’re the type of friends I need in my life.

[MasterBrain]

Astonishing content Bri 💯💯. Thank you to take your time and energy with us.

[gastonranz]

This video is spot on! Thank you! You really helped me!

[oneville_]

I really like it
Thanks for giving us this valuable information 😊

[songwejohnpwele]

I enjoyed your video and got value out of it especially the last memory technique Memory Palaces by Holmes❤

[KoalaInaLab]

I enjoyed this! Will remember these for sure. I just made a video about memorisation with Anki :) I'm glad more people are spreading awareness of some of the better uses of AI. :)

[deborahAkintola]

The 5- year old prompt and ChatGPT's response was so cute. I love this. Thanks

[prod.bykbrd]

Thank you Bri. It's been a while since your last video. I look forward to all your videos. Take care.

[andersonsystem]

Yes language models like chatGPT are great at teaching you anything you would like to learn.