Generative AI tools like ChatGPT have become famous, but how can you use these tools to enhance not replace your skills development and learning?

In this episode, Kieran Brayford joins Aimee Merrydew to debunk the common myths around Generative AI. What's more, we share tried-and-tested advice to help you use these tools effectively and appropriately.
 
By the end of this episode, you should be able to:

1. Understand how Generative AI tools work 💡

2. Evaluate when you should and shouldn’t use Generative AI tools for your university work 💭

3. Use Generative AI tools ethically to enhance your knowledge and to help build your academic skills for success ✨

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Episode 14: Using Generative AI as a University Student

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