A leak of NotebookLM customization options could let creators add avatars, names, and custom summaries to their notebooks.

Google may rename Gemini Projects to "Notebooks," adding NotebookLM integration and better file organization. See the latest ...

Google has released an iOS app for NotebookLM, bringing its AI-based research tool for understanding large stretches of text to the small screen. Google introduced NotebookLM in July 2023, pitching it ...

After several years of escalating AI hysteria, we are all familiar with Google’s desire to put Gemini in every one of its products. That can be annoying, but NotebookLM is not—this one actually works.

Google has a company-wide mandate to pump out products that use a ChatGPT-style language model, and the latest is Google NotebookLM. This is Google’s third notebook app, after Google Notebook ...

Google's latest AI release can synthesize and distill information from multiple documents, but as usual the model is fully capable of being absolutely wrong. Reading time 3 minutes Google is trying to ...

Google has released its NotebookLM app for Android, bringing its AI-powered note-taking and research tool to a native mobile experience. The app features notebook organization, audio overviews, easy ...

Google has listed the NotebookLM app for both Android and iOS, but you can’t download it yet. Pre-registration is available at the moment. You can, however, see what the app will look like, as the ...

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Google’s AI note-taking app is now available to all users in the United States who are at least 18 years old, the company announced on Friday. The experimental app is also getting a slew of new ...

Google is rolling out a new feature in NotebookLM called "featured notebooks" on desktop computers. The company has partnered with the likes of the Atlantic and the Economist for detailed advice and ...

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