Editors' note: NotebookLM is unlike other AI tools. While some tools want to be your AI playground and allow you to do a little bit of everything, NotebookLM delivers on what it promises, which is to ...

Use NotebookLM to compare selected papers with an evidence matrix, source-checking prompts, and a clear record of findings and limitations.

The new features are beginning to roll out, starting today. If it wasn’t obvious that NotebookLM is shaping up to be the ultimate AI tool for school, it should be now. And Google has more to share for ...

Create NotebookLM flashcards and quizzes from your sources, check the answers, review missed concepts, and finish with an independent study task.

The ability to share your NotebookLM notebooks is just one of many new features Google has dropped for the Gemini-powered research assistant. I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it again: NotebookLM ...

I cover Android with a focus on productivity, automation, and Google’s ecosystem, including Gemini and everyday apps. With a background in engineering and software development, I tend to go beyond ...

In October, Google started piloting a version of NotebookLM, its viral AI note-taking and research app, aimed at businesses. Now, the company’s bringing NotebookLM to the enterprise, complete with ...

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Google’s NotebookLM, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered notebook, is expanding its source base. Today, you can now add public YouTube URLs and audio files directly into your notebook. These ...

Google has upgraded NotebookLM with a new reasoning engine, expanded file output options, and a more flexible research workflow, giving the AI notebook tool a broader set of capabilities for handling ...

Short videos have taken over just about every app we use. You scroll through them on X, lose track of time on Instagram, watch them on YouTube, and now even Netflix has its own bite-sized feed. So ...