Google’s NotebookLM expands source and citation features, enhancing research and note-taking with more accurate and diverse references.

You also can't interrupt the hosts while they're speaking yet, and it still takes several minutes for NotebookLM to generate an Audio Overview for notebooks with larger files. Biao Wang, Google Labs product manager, wrote in the feature's announcement post ...

Learn how you can use Google NotebookLM to create podcasts from text for free. Allowing you to easily make audio from text documents for a

Google can now turn your research into an AI-generated podcast, complete with two “hosts” that discuss what you’ve dug up. The experimental feature lives within NotebookLM, the AI note-taking app Google launched last year, and will have AI hosts “summarize your material, make connections between topics, and banter back and forth.”

Google's AI note-taking tool, NotebookLM, can now create a podcast-like "Audio Overview" that explains your source material.

Google expanded the availability of its AI-powered research and writing assistant, NotebookLM, to over 200 countries earlier this year and upgraded it with Gemini 1.5 Pro to unlock even more capabilities. Now, the company has introduced a new feature that can convert your documents, slides, and charts into audio discussions.

Google is experimenting with a fresh feature that allows users to convert their research notes into AI-generated podcasts. This innovative functionality, currently part of the NotebookLM app, which leverages AI to assist with note-taking,