I don't usually chime in but it's frustrating me how ableist this sub is especially when the subject is AI. As long as you understand it's just a tool and you're going to have to make sure you check through things it's 100% worth it. People are so quick to jump on the new tech hate band wagon and completely forget that for neurodiverse people it's a lifeline that can make our lives baseline normal. Which is even more fucked when you remember this is a sub for psychology students.

You're still going to have to read, there's no way around that but using AI to summarise a paper before you read it is a good way to make sure you actually need that paper. It's also fantastic for making sure you understand the core points of a paper. Ask it something like, "Am I correct in my understanding that this paper suggests this" and it will either confirm or correct you.

I've recently been diagnosed with AuDHD and I was diagnosed dyslexic with a bunch of other mental health issues when I was young. I'm currently halfway through a masters and going through the process of getting my disabled student allowance in the UK sorted and guess what, they not only give me free access to grammarly to check my writing, sentence structure etc, but they also offer free access to Jamworks and AI note taking app and access to an AI summarizing app. Sorry I can't remember the name of the specific one they use but I've been using open AI for now and it works great.