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Lazy Student Is Cheating Off Her Quizzes, So When The Next Test Rolls Around She Makes Sure To Give All The Wrong Answers

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I tried this Google Gemini feature — it's a cheat code for learning any topic quickly

Open the Gemini app or desktop website and click ‘tools’ on the chatbox. In here, you’ll find a guided learning option. When this is activated, you can simply ask Gemini to teach you about anything.