How can AI help us study? ChatGPT, Gemini, or Claude? Learn about how the brain processes information and how human and artificial intelligence can complement each other to achieve exceptional results.

Time: 9 December, 12:15-13:00
Location: Via Zoom and on a big screen in J1630, Campus Karlskrona
Language: The lecture will be given in English.

In this digital lunch lecture, we will explore how to avoid common pitfalls and learn to study smarter with proven methods. AI is not a substitute for solid study techniques, but when used wisely it can be a great tool in various learning contexts. We will look at how the brain processes information and how human and artificial intelligence can complement each other to achieve exceptional results.

If you choose to watch the lecture on a big screen in J1630 with other students, you are welcome to bring your own cold lunch to the room.

Videos on AI in study techniques are available on Canvas

If you are unable to listen to the lecture, you can watch Björn Liljeqvist’s newly recorded videos on AI in study techniques. The videos are available on Canvas in the Study Techniques course.

About the speaker

Björn Liljeqvist has a background in embedded systems engineering, and is the author of several popular books on efficient study skills. He studied, and later taught, at Chalmers University of Technology before starting BrainGain Education AB, where he teaches study skills to students and teachers across the country. Björn is an honorary doctor at Lund University and the past international chairman of Mensa.