How to Become a Top 1% Student using AI (it's not cheating!)

Do me a favour and show this to your teachers, okay? 😚👏

Guys, it's CRAZY to me that so many schools and universities are banning AI tools like ChatGPT!! I hope this video helps you realise how life-changing and useful AI can be, how you can defend it to your teachers (send them this lol) and 8 strategies to study smarter using ChatGPT 3! Make sure you understand the limitations and biases in language models and then you can use it as your study bestie 🦋📚✨ lots of love!!

Timestamps:
00:00 ChatGPT is the new calculator & schools need to embrace it!!
00:56 Intro: My background and PASSION for this!!!
2:10 How to defend to teachers that ChatGPT is not cheating 🙅‍♀️ (the purpose of education!!)
5:20 How does ChatGPT actually work???? (v important to know!)
6:02 The LIMITATIONS of ChatGPT 😳 (aka be careful!)
9:01 8 ChatGPT Study Techniques to Improve your Grades 📚
9:14 Method 1: ChatGPT as a Summary Tool
10:30 Method 2: Roleplay & Expert Advice
12:09 Method 3: Generate Flashcard Qs
13:39 Method 4: Critique an Essay
15:22 Method 5: Writing Prompts
16:17 Method 6: Socratic Method
17:04 Method 7: Grade your Homework
17:58 Method 8: Brainstorming Partner
18:56 Prompting Best Practices 👏
19:34 How can schools use and embrace ChatGPT?
20:14 How will this challenge education?
21:26 What do YOU think about AI tools for studying!!??

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[UnJadedJade]

Guys I'm GENUINELY so interested to hear your thoughts on using AI tools for studying!! Is it banned at your school/uni? Do you regularly use it? Have you had any life-changing or embarrassing stories!? 📚 big love!! <3

[ag]

The problem is that chatgpt is wrong many times, even for the most basic things. It’s shocking what answers it gives when you yourself know the answer, e.g. simple things like what form of government a certain country has or from what country a famous person comes from. After every question I literally ask chatgpt “are you sure” and it apologizes in about 70% of the time saying it got it wrong. Shocking really

[sabinxc]

A student - AI prompts

> I am attending a lecture about … Please can you summarise the main points of this paper (insert citation). Please also include any limitations of this paper and its conclusions

> Imagine that you are a (insert language) tutor. I am your new student. I know very basic (language) and have decent (vocabulary) but my (grammar) is poor. I want to practice having conversations in (language) to improve my knowledge. You will have a basic conversation with me in the format of asking a simple question, wait for my response, then correct my reponse (in english), reply and ask another question in german. Do you understand?

> Imagine that you are a student studying for a cognitive science university exam based on these two papers. Write me a list of flashcard questions and model answers that i can put in my flashcards to revise from these two papers (insert 2 citations)

> Imagine you are writing in a HSC (English Advanced) exam. Write an 800 word essay about the presentation of (insert question) in (text studied)

> I am writing a short story. Provide me with 5 opening lines of a story in the theme of (genre) in the (setting/country)

> Imagine you are my (insert subject) teacher. I am your student who is learning the process of ( insert topic). Use the socratic method to test and deepen my understanding of this process. You will have a conversation with me in the format of asking a question, wait for my response, then correct my reponse, reply and ask another question in (subject). Do you understand?

> You are my brainstorming partner for (insert topic) in (insert subject). I will give you context on my knowledge, the aims of (insert argument) and what I want to achieve. I would love your help thinking about how I can produce the best work possible and find the most relevant research papers in the space of (insert subject).
Do you have any clarification questions for me?

> I think… Challenge me on this.

IM ROOTING ALL OF YOU ON THIS LIFELONG ADVENTURE AS A STUDENT!

[aureliaarrietty]

I've been using Chat GPT since February this year, and it's honestly helped me so much with collecting/ retaining info. I'm taking 4 subjects at A level (yr13) atm so I have a really big workload and it speeds up revision so much. I normally write flashcards online as my main revision method and being able to collect info trhough an AI for fact based prompts has made my life so much easier. I definitely understand the ethical concerns around it, but personally I would never use it to write an essay because the lack of personalisation makes the essays it writes feel quite bland and not very specific. As someone with ADHD, I get distracted very easily when reading textbooks and I need to actively be doing something during revision otherwise I won't take any of it in, so being able to actively ask AI questions, and to expand on certain topics and aspects of theories when I need it to, has been a lifesaver. One of my teachers at college introduced Chat GPT to us very soon after it had been released and showed us how to use it, and how to critically analyse its responses, and I definitely think that's something that should be taught universally.

[samanthalaine]

I think the bigger ethical issue of using AI tools for studying or anything is the way AI was made rather than any questions of 'cheating'. AI tools like ChatGPT are built off of the use of writers and others who did not consent to their work being used to train AI and who were not compensated for this use. ChatGPT scraped work of both professional writers (see pending lawsuit) and of emerging and hobbyist writers. By embracing a tool built on exploitation, we endorse that as exploitation an acceptable process.

[ethiennefogaca]

As a creative writer, I have ZERO CONCERN regarding AI "stealing my job". I see such worry between my colleagues, and there's a lot of ignorance about it. You said something that's crucial for understanding why I'm not worried: AI just replicates the most used patterns in its database. And what is the main job of a writer? Create. New things. New patterns. ChatGPT just reproduces the old, boring content, with the same Hero's Journey we're almost overwhelmed with and avoiding. So, don't worry, just be creative :)

[thatjaneaustenballetgirl]

Our English teacher actually showed us an AI tool called perplexity, which gives you citations. She tried to explain how to use it efficiently, but nobody really cared. Many people in my class just copy the essays from ChatGPT and don't bother thinking anymore, which I find sad and not really smart... Most teachers notice it though.
Thanks for this video! It changed my view on AI. Before, I just saw it as a way for students to cheat easier.

[suzannebradbury]

I've been using this tool extensively for the past 6 months in my marketing role, especially for copywriting, brainstorming campaign ideas, and even understanding our business tone. It's truly transformative, but it’s also important to remember, its output is as good as the input you provide. By feeding it with precise and good prompts, like my press releases, and asking it to adapt them for different products while maintaining the same tone, I've saved significant time. This allows me to focus on other crucial aspects of my job. Moreover, its data analysis capabilities have provided insights I hadn't considered before. It's been a learning curve and a source of inspiration for me. However, it's essential to review its suggestions thoroughly. Fantastic video! We should embrace, not fear, innovative tools like this.

[panicfvx]

I usually use it for outlining important points for a topic or research question so I can guide my research and better cover the entirety of the topic while finding the weak points that I don’t need to include and what I cannot forget to include, also math! Omg it helps so much with explaining specific concepts and exactly what step happens when❤

[sofija]

This is soo cool that you're talking about this!! I started my first year of uni this September and we literally had a bunch of assignments to learn how to use chat effectively and teachers had a whole week of lectures on how to implement ai in classroom. I'm so interested in how it's gonna develop in future 😄😄

[olivercoulthard]

This is very cool honestly!!! Can tell you've put a lot of research and thought into how to best use AI to support learning and I do think it's the next level of education!!

[Cheriens]

The fastest click of my life. We love you JADE. Another video another slay for sure so excited to watch it✨️

[marijatomcic]

thank youu jade for widening my horizons on thiss topic never knew chat gpt can help you so much to improve your learning and thinking, i was avoiding it but this year I’ll try to use it as my advantage to help me get better with my studies!

[hannahkoa]

hi jade! i love ur smile! it brightens up my day esp after or before a test! thanks for being a continuous optimistic and happy person for your subscribers

[reginakrentsel]

Omg Jade, you have no idea how helpful this is!! Thank you so much ❤❤❤

[naomicorbet]

I absolutely love this video. I have been so scared of using ai for my uni work but this have given me so many ideas on ways to use it without feeling like it is doing the work for me.

[ThisIsHannah]

I did a btec in computing and they were honestly encouraging it. The markers assessing the assignment knew about AI and could detect if anything was copied from the AI.

[Lumenxii]

I like using it to summarise texts & create flashcards as well! I've heard of role playing situations like saying it's an expert at blank & helping language learning but I've never heard of the critiquing an essay & the other tips so thank you!!

[absolutelyanisa]

Jade I never thought of this method in 15:20 . It would help me with my English tests overall. Your video made me think a lot about chat gpt. I got introduced to many different point of views. Thank you for this video. Chat GPT has helped me study science. I think it’s a great tool for learning and studying and doing practice tests and Doing the Feynman technique. But In my opinion, if you make Chat GPT write your essays or paragraphs but don’t rely on it completely and personalise it for yourself then it won’t be cheating. I came to this conclusion after your video. Thank you. I got a video idea. Maybe I’ll film tomorrow. Love you!

[PropheticSoakingwithSarahJER]

I’ve been referring to a paper that was just a bit over my head. I asked chat GPT to summarise the conclusions of the research, then dropped that into mapify. That helped me make sense of the research to then go ahead and put it in my own words.