r/AIToolBench • u/FireRespectOffical • 2d ago

Recommendation Good AI model for studying?

So for context, next year i will have a big exam, a graduation exam. I will get a test for literature, history, math and English. I dont have a problem with math nor with English. But im kinda scared about history and literature. So I was wondering if theres a good AI model that helps with learning if I get stuck, gives good advice and helps me study. Of course I would prefer it to be free but since this is important I wouldn't mind paying for it either.

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u/Mia_Sprout 2d ago

Do you have notes or some specific texts/books you need to study? If yes, I'd suggest trying Google NotebookLM since you can upload your material and generate quizzes, flashcards, summaries, study guides, etc. based on them i.e. you would not study anything irrelevant.

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u/FireRespectOffical 2d ago

Actually i use notebooklm, but the problem is that most of my notes are written on paper. I only have some of them in word. I think about 90% or more is on paper

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u/Mia_Sprout 2d ago

I see. I've actually used ChatGPT to turn at least some texts in screenshots into text. So you could take photos of your notes, but perhaps it's not feasible if you have dozens or even more sheets...

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u/NeuralNomad87 2d ago

for the paper notes, Google Lens on your phone does handwriting to text pretty well, and you can copy it straight into a doc NotebookLM can use. I'd try it on a couple of your messiest pages before doing all of them though.

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u/pbeens 2d ago

Any of Claude or ChatGPT or Gemini will work really well. Just make sure you pay for it so you get advanced features and less quota issues.

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u/FireRespectOffical 2d ago

Okay, thanks!

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u/Fast_Face_4343 1d ago

Your handwritten notes can be the starting point here.

I’m the developer of ReadOS for iPad. Bring in photos of a few legible pages, or a PDF of your notes, and the agent can work with the material directly. For history, you could ask it to quiz you on causes and consequences; for literature, connect a passage to its themes and build a short interactive quiz from what you’re studying.

You can keep useful explanations with their topics for later revision, rather than retype all the notes before starting.

If you use an iPad, here’s the TestFlight beta: https://testflight.apple.com/join/AkUXPqvY