It requires even more effort than it's seemed from the comment. An year ago when I was studying UTFs 8, 16, and 32 I couldn't get anything out of the lectures, so I took the website link for testing if I've understood the conversion. At the time I used the ChatGPT to explain it to me, since I needed a short, up to the point answer. It sucked a lot and I mean a LOT. The steps that were used for one didn't work for other and vice versa. I've basically reverse engineered the process myself with only "screaming" at the AI, which gave me in total 0 useful informations. I would have probably watched a video about it if I wasn't at the time at uni. I went to uni 4 hours before the small exam in order to force myself to study, but I wasn't expecting it to be hard to find good materials. As for maths I found it useful only because teacher didn't give us basic materials for home.

Yeah, since I'm heavily "encouraged" (more like forced) to use it for work, I at least try my best to actually get something out of it! I have been in the IT industry for over 20 years and know just like any new technology, you either learn it while embracing change (even if you do it kicking and screaming) or you miss opportunities for better positions either where you're at or elsewhere. I can't afford to lose my job nor can I afford to miss out on opportunities just because I hate the direction my industry is going.