As someone who has used linear algebra, statistics and calculus as part of my day-to-day work for years, I would be very cautious of relying on ChatGPT as your "tutor".
Occasionally I've tried to substitute ChatGPT for the shelf of reference books in my office and nearly always had poor results.
The trouble is that the outputs of these models, by their very nature, look convincing. Even as an expert it takes a fair bit of background to realize when ChatGPT is making a mistake. The results virtually always look good at first pass.
I would strongly recommend sticking to text books for self study.
Occasionally I've tried to substitute ChatGPT for the shelf of reference books in my office and nearly always had poor results.
The trouble is that the outputs of these models, by their very nature, look convincing. Even as an expert it takes a fair bit of background to realize when ChatGPT is making a mistake. The results virtually always look good at first pass.
I would strongly recommend sticking to text books for self study.