When studying at medical school, the workload can be difficult to manage with the complex scientific modules, working in hospitals and staying up to date with changes in the medical field.
There are lots of ways to work smarter – not harder – so you can save time, energy and focus on the most important learning in your degree. Artificial intelligence software (like ChatGPT) has created a stir in higher education, with several universities and business schools banning the use of the AI tool due to concerns of plagiarism.
However, there is a shift in thinking around how we can use this software to benefit our studies, without relying on it to think for us. Here’s how I use Chat GPT to help me learn smarter as a medical student.
How to use ChatGPT in your studies
Head to chat.openai.com and register for a free account. Then enter your question in the box like you’re chatting to a person. In my experience, I’ve found that the more accurate and specific I can be, the more helpful AI is in helping with my learning.
You can use ChatGPT to:


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