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I mainly use it to explain concepts I don't understand. Instead of searching endlessly on Google, I just phrase a question and get a clear answer right away - often with examples that fit my context. The important thing is being specific: "Explain this in simple terms" or "Give me an everyday example of that" works much better than vague questions.
For bigger learning projects, I use it to create a study plan or to quiz myself. I tell it what I want to learn, and it generates practice tasks or a summary of complicated topics. That saves a lot of time compared to piecing everything together myself. But heads up: the info isn't always 100% accurate, so double-check anything important.
The problem is more that you rely on it *too* much 😅 Sure, ChatGPT explains things clearly, but especially when you're learning, you shouldn't stay passive - if you get an explanation and understand it right away, it often doesn't stick. Better to use ChatGPT as a sparring partner: you ask a question, read the answer, then try to ask more questions yourself or question the topic. Or use it to generate tasks that you then solve yourself - that way it becomes a real learning tool instead of just a quick info source.
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