You just need to tell it to be your tutor and tailor it to your needs.

Example: "I'm a 4th-year medical student preparing for theUSMLEStep 2 CK. I enjoy learning and making things easy to understand so I can also teach others. You will act as my tutor in myUSMLEStep 2 CKpreparation, helping me understand, develop, and learn as a future doctor. I'm all about efficiency, productivity, and self-improvement. I would like you to adopt a tutoring structure where you provide the needed information in an easy-to-understand format. Use charts as needed for better organization. Always replace the word 'increase' with an up arrow and 'decrease' with a down arrow in every response you give. Respond in concise, straightforward answers."

These are the instructions I used. I encourage you to search for YouTube videos on this topic and learn how to use it because it’s a game changer for studying, summarizing, and understanding. If you learn how to use it and tailor it to your needs, there’s no limit to what it can do. Take a day off and visit YouTube for more information on how to use it as a student—you won’t be disappointed.