NotebookLM’s Studio features live in the right-side panel of the interface. Instead of having to reorganize or recreate your ...

I used to have a ritual before tackling anything complex. Download the PDF. Open seventeen browser tabs. Make a coffee. Stare at the wall. Convince myself I'd "start tomorrow." The actual learning?

Try Socratic Tutor and audio Q&A in NotebookLM to quiz yourself on NASA’s Artemis 2 and learn tough topics with ease.

If you want a new method to help you study better, NotebookLM helps turn your lecture notes into flashcards, quizzes, and ...

As previewed at I/O 2024 in May, NotebookLM is rolling out an “Audio Overview” feature that turns your documents, slides, and charts into “engaging audio discussions.” When you open a notebook and go ...

Google finally started rolling out Video Overviews in NotebookLM a few months ago, making it even easier to turn your notes and research projects into digestible and engaging content. Now, though, it ...

Google is adding new features to its unique AI model, NotebookLM. Just three weeks ago, I highlighted how NotebookLM’s Audio Overview feature could create an audio conversation between two AI “hosts” ...

Google has added three new Audio Overview formats to the NotebookLM service. Called Brief, Critique, and Debate, the new audio formats offer users more ways to engage with their sources beyond the ...

Since first bringing Audio Overview to NotebookLM, Google has slowly been rolling out one of its best AI-powered features to other parts of its ecosystem. The feature hit Google Docs back in August of ...

If you’re familiar with Google’s latest developments, you’ve probably heard of NotebookLM. The latter is a note-taking app, but unlike Keep, it’s heavily integrated with Gemini AI models to offer ...

NotebookLM announced three new audio overview formats on Tuesday, each explaining concepts to users at various depths. Along with NotebookLM's default "Deep Dive" format, there are now four ways to ...

I’m a big fan NotebookLM, but the thing I like most about it isn’t something it does, but rather what it doesn’t: hallucinate. I accept that this is my anecdotal experience using Google’s AI research ...