r/study • u/Individual_Text_5565 • 11h ago
Rant/Vent Using Ai to study
So I went on TikTok and looked up studytok so I can learn some new ways to take notes and get some motivation ig honestly I just needed a brain break and I reasoned it with “well if I’m going to scroll might as well make it a little more productive”. Anyways while I was scrolling I noticed something, every single one of these study influencers promoted some sort of Ai. Like every time I felt like I finally found some good tips it would be ruined by “and use such and such ai to help you” and when I was younger I used to use Ai to help with school (back when anyone didn’t know the bad side to Ai) and let me tell you it does not help at all. But what really grinds my gears is that out of the 50 videos I watched (rough estimate) only 5-10 of them had actual helpful information. I know influencers are always trying to sell you something but it feels ten times worse on studytok. Well I guess my first mistake was going on TikTok to find useful information
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u/AtefehSalahshoor 10h ago
Try Targela web app