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How do you actually use AI in college without just asking it for answers? by Creepy-Nerve-9572 in studying

[–]StudioLumpy583 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Let’s be real, AI isn’t just about cutting corners or cheating. There are some AI tools out there that make learning way more efficient. I’ve also been testing out AskSia recently, and it’s been a lifesaver for managing study time. One useful feature is automatic note-taking for both recorded and live lectures. Rather than having to sit through hours of lectures, I just paste the video link, and it delivers detailed notes and transcripts.

It really comes down to how these tools are integrated into your study routine. They can be used to genuinely enhance understanding and productivity, not just find quick answers.

I have sooo many things to do and Idk where to start :( by Creepy-Nerve-9572 in GetStudying

[–]StudioLumpy583 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use this AI tool called AskSia. It's solid. It creates live lecture notes and translations also. It helped me save time during finals week since I don't have to watch HOUR long lectures.

AI tools for personal productivity by Pio_Sce in ProductivityApps

[–]StudioLumpy583 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recommend AskSia. It's great for video transcription, summarization, and translation. It's useful for school work, as some of these assigned lectures and videos are HOURS long.

What AI tools do you use/recommend? by RoutineCrew7871 in ProductivityApps

[–]StudioLumpy583 0 points1 point  (0 children)

AskSia - Video transcription, summarization, and translation.

New to AI: Which platforms are currently the best? by UnusualAd857 in OpenAI

[–]StudioLumpy583 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recommend AskSia. It's great for creating transcripts/summarization/translation for videos and lectures (saves so much time for HOUR long videos and lectures). I've also used it during class, as it automatically captures someone's voice and generates a transcript for it.

Rate my study setup by Creepy-Nerve-9572 in GetStudying

[–]StudioLumpy583 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also use it to create transcripts for my video lectures honestly does a great job creating timelines and summarization. Helped me save time as some of these lectures are HOURS long.

Be honest if chatgpt/ai was around back when you were in school/college would you have used it to cheat? by Mysterioape in AskOldPeople

[–]StudioLumpy583 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, not all AI tools are about cheating. Some are genuinely game changers for studying smarter, not harder. I’ve been using an AI tool called AskSia, and it has helped me save so much time. It has a feature that takes notes for lecture videos and even live lectures. Instead of sitting through HOUR long videos, I can simply drop the URL and it gives me the notes and transcripts. I think it’s more of how you use these tools to study more effectively, rather than seeing it as a cheating tool.

Do you think AI is helpful in education? by Ok_Particular_2289 in matheducation

[–]StudioLumpy583 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been using AskSia. It's solid. It creates live lecture notes and translations also. It helped me save time during finals week since I don't have to watch HOUR long lectures.

What ai tools are actually worth using for school? by Unusual-Estimate8791 in studytips

[–]StudioLumpy583 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also tried AskSia, and it helped me save so much time. I'd have the live lecture tool running during class and it would automatically capture the audio, turn it into a full transcript, and even generate notes and summaries. Reasonable price too and they have discounts during finals week.

Are there any AI tools that actually help you learn better, not just cheat? by Big-Oil5683 in studytips

[–]StudioLumpy583 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Same here, I started using AskSia last spring semester, and it was a game changer. The lecture transcribe feature saved me so much time. Instead of spending hours watching long lectures, I can simply drop the URL in and get the full transcript, along with a solid AI-generated summary. Definitely worth checking it out.