5 SECRET Ways to Become a Speed Learner With ChatGPT

In today's video, I'm going to show you 5 ways ChatGPT can boost your learning with its personalized feedback, research capabilities, and its deep understanding of various topics. ChatGPT's AI is the future of education. Learning how to use it now will help you learn much, much more quickly than traditional education ever could.

⏱ TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Intro
0:44 - Personal tutor
1:41 - Study Buddy
2:17 - Create Tests/Exams
3:11 - Language Learning
4:00 - Summarize information
5:06 - Outro

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What are your best ChatGTP prompts? Let me know in the comments below.

[cgsather]

The number one rule with Chatgpt is you need to know more than what you’re asking, to catch the many mistakes it will make. Every single thing I asked (code, legal, technical etc) was full of mistakes, and if I didn’t know enough to catch them I could’ve gotten into a lot of trouble. Many jobs will be lost not because Gpt will replace anyone (it’s nowhere near replacing even a meter maid), but because of the consequences of the mistakes people will make by trusting it.

[daze.d]

Yeah ChatGPT is really useful as a tool to help you with essay assignments. Of course you cannot rely on it to write a whole essay for you as from my experience, it tends to give incorrect information and sometimes do not make sense. However, I really appreciate how it taught me to structure my answers in a coherent and simple way. Always struggled with articulation in terms of writing assignments and it helped me see through the errors I have made.

[brianholihan]

Some great tips but I profoundly disagree with your claim that ChatGPT will enable us to do away with reading. As a lifelong reader, I've found that there is no substitution for having a lot of general knowledge in your head. Making a daily effort to review what I've previously read has given me a rich long-term memory, which I can compare all newly acquired knowledge with. This has enriched every experience I've ever had. Relying on technologies to spoon-feed us knowledge when we need it to solve a problem will probably encourage people to become dumber.

[remmosparks]

I've started using ChatGPT to help me practice Brazilian Portuguese. My other half is Brazilian and looked over the conversation and suggestions for improvement that ChatGPT made, he said it was spot on! I know this isn't the case for all languages. But I'm finding it a brilliant way of trying to use the things that are in my brain, rather than trying to achieve a specific answer required by an app, for example. It feels more immersive and like when you actually try and speak with natives and muddle through as best you can. Only you are spared the embarrassment and cost = ) And ChatGPT never gets annoyed at you!

[MrErick]

I've figured asking him "give a case study example to illustrate the concept/your point" is incredibly useful! He doesn't only explain he actually goes and gives a detailed example. You can even add "explain it to a layman" and he'll make it really easy to follow and understand!

[petrthingsilike]

So spot on. Recently I asked two highly educated people to explain me the difference between “what do you mean?” and “how do you mean?” None of them was able to give me the answer. Google gave somewhat unclear answer, ChatGPT needed 5 questions from me when we were narrowing down from vague answer to very specific verification of my understanding and I finally, within one minute, understood the difference.

[ArnoldVeeman]

As a music teacher I am all for the chatgpt revolution. But, people with instant and long term knowledge instead of short term knowledge will always stand out. Thus it is very important to consider to use chatgpt wisely in that context. (Same goes with Google and Wikipedia for example)

[zachchenoweth]

As a teacher, I'm both concerned and immensely excited about ChatGPT and its AI cousins. I want to learn more ways I can use this to enhance my classroom without giving in to students straight-up cheating their way through tasks designed to teach them basic skills. As of now, my students are ignorant and will remain so for another few weeks, but I have initiated a PLC with my colleagues so we can address countering strategies and ways to utilize it as a tool.

[BooksInSeconds]

ChatGPT is very good at simplifying explanations. Whenever I need an explanation, I always add "..explain it to me like I'm 5 years old" and I've always understood. AI is amazing but the consequences nevertheless really question if it's worth it.

[thisiswill]

I appreciate you wrote the AI “please” in your 2:41 request.

[Gabriel-xqtn]

I used it a couple of times to solve programming equations for me. The outputs were amazing. A fast and great learning tool. It saved me time of finding solutions through a lot of research etc

[sugondhesenuts]

I've noticed ChatGPT making consistent mistakes in chemistry. Almost 90 percent of the time it just gives false information.

[tedsheridan]

As a math tutor, I'm wary about how this will affect my job. For the most part, I'm trusting that students will prefer a human connection and value the emotional support of talking with someone directly. Of course I'm also excited about the possibilities - coming up with practice questions on the fly is super helpful.

[vgfxworks]

You are expressing exactly how I felt like when trying ChatGPT 1st time, its almost like if there were someone writing and understanding exactly my points and providing exactly the answers I was looking for, simply amazing, wont tell you exactly what my questions and conversation were but as you expressed in the video to me it was equally astounding, as a learning tool it surpasses any teacher by far, I think they will keep it offline till they know exactly how to put it back online again. Once one try it, it will be the 1st choice for everyone looking for answers on the web.. imagine if it also showed images, could draw and speak..

[AntwunTheDancer]

You are a genius. Finding ways to utilize AI to improve yourself is extremely valuable. This video a guide on how to do just that! Thank you for this

[V-Xofficial]

Literally learned the basics of python all yesterday and started coding my own bot!

[ktnD]

1. As a tutor
2. As a study buddy to explain stuff to you
3. To create tests to practice
4. To learn a language quickly
5. Summarize notes and information

[guitarmeetsscience]

I used ChatGPT to translate "Have a nice day" and ended up telling the person to "Go smell a donkey."

[tekmepikcha]

Bri.... This video was awesome. One the best videos demonstrating creative, not thought of ways to use Chatgpt RESPONSIBLY! 👏🏽👏🏽

[BenDonahower]

You hit on something that I have been thinking about quite a bit... ChatGPT is my always available interlocutor.