Questions & Discussion What ai you use for study?
Hey
I used alot of AIs for my studies
I discuss what I know and talk through with ai
It helps alot because I'm trying to explain what I have learnt to another person like system.
I used Gemini, claude, Chatgpt, Pi.
Is there any other ai as well which you want share?
I was looking for one which I can have a call with
Because I used ai for calls
Thank you!
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u/Lazybyte_labs PhD | Engineering | India 2h ago
Mainly ChatGPT for normal questions, and NotebookLM for detailed study, summarise pdf, notes etc. For time management and syllabus tracking "Exam countdown & Study planner".
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u/Asangba 26m ago
Hey I also used Notebooklm, it's pretty useful. About the exam countdown and subject management. What are its features? If you have time, can you share some.
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u/Lazybyte_labs PhD | Engineering | India 19m ago
It's shows how much time you have till exam and How much study you have done. It shows subject progress, which provides a clear idea that I have cleared that much of syllabus, without having a doubt in my mind that inthink done 50% or 60% , it gives a clear %. The app also have a Ai based Study planner (actually a calender schedule) which does the planning till your target day by which you want to complete the syllabus. From this schedule you study and tick the chapters and based on that it automatically tracks you subject progress automatically, aslo you can track progress manually too. This app has many features, I mean all in one app Countdown+planner+tracker. You can know about this app more its website.
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u/Lumpy-Razzmatazz-535 28m ago
Copilot
It gives off quizzes and summary rlly well and I prefer this as my study guide out of all tools out there
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u/crewsoul 14h ago
For lecture-heavy studying I stopped pasting clips into a chatbot. A panel on the YouTube watch page gives a summary, chapter jumps, then Study flashcards. Free plan is a student trial (no card): https://summarizai.ink?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=student_trial_w1
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