The NEW NotebookLM Features Researchers Are Raving About

[@tar-yy3ub]

The bit where you were waiting for the podcast and just started talking about your hobbies was hilarious 🤣 love it

[@fmarolia]

I love your presentation style! I stumbled upon your video - wasn't looking for it at all - and I stayed until the very end (yes I use Notebook, no, I didn't know about this feature with podcasts, not keen on using it too, but I guess I learnt something anyway).

[@fmarolia]

PS: probably my 48year old brain, but I drift in and out when I listen to podcasts. Reading helps me stay there.

[@richardlewis5123]

Like the others below, just wanted to say, loving your style. So refreshing to hear someone just get on with sharing their enthusiasm for some cool tech. Not self-conscious. Not fake. Just you being you. Keep up the good work.

[@libchick26]

That tingle downstairs..... Love it 🤣

[@FuzzyWuzzaBer]

I am utterly amazed by NotebookLM. I uploaded a Science Fiction Space Epic I worked on 40 years ago, and then generated a podcast on it. They were SO COMPLIMENTARY of the content! They made fun of me a little as well, and I found it so great!

[@yashsharmaauthor]

Exactly! I uploaded my psychological horror novella work in progress and it was so encouraging. What I found really neat was that it had clear reasoning for whatever compliment it gave. I really liked that as well. It was so fun! 🤭🤭

[@owenf9793]

I love to put in a published thesis and accompanying papers from a particular PhD student.....great to retrospectively examine a large body of work and look for potential extra papers..or put in a manuscript in preparation with all the accompany papers in the reference list and then ask to see if you have included all the important info etc....

[@user4name]

imagine you just upload your entire phd thesis and make podcast as if they were the judges who is gonna ask you the questions during viva, then you are already prepared yourself for any harsh conditions. damn nowadays it is so easy to do phd,

[@muhammaduuu]

Where can i find the publish perish podcast?

[@danielrenaud3985]

Couldnt you set up a mic with mixer and record the pod cast and your voice as a new recording that could become the "new podcast"

[@PalePinkThink]

Do more of the hobby section!

[@yangp2897]

Andy, It would be great if you could make a presentation on how to make a local LLM in your computer trained with your own data, sources. I think this is where AI will grow going forward. No problem of cost and confidentiality. Just my humble opinion. Thanks for your work!

[@dorlagrant4079]

Yes. I wanted to add some sources and share with students so they can interact with the content.

[@olliestudio45]

will have to end up using this thing more often

[@radtoli4548]

hello thanks for the video. does this AI tool add sources for a writen document?

[@officialevilmusik]

I think it can

[@owenf9793]

Is there any way to make it spell out the references instead of the numbers? e.g. Smith et al. (2020) instead of 1.

[@MecchaKakkoi]

Seems useful. Nothing inherently novel, but well-orchestrated tools.

[@gregnixon1296]

Is bibliographic information, apart from just the source title, retained with the uploaded text? Previously, it was not.

[@jessedbrown1980]

This is great!

[@uncle0eric]

Glad to know I'm not the only one fighting a Reddit addiction.

[@leondbleondb]

😮

[@TaraTigerBrown]

I thought you were saying sauces the entire time, not sources, which made sense to me because you can be very saucy. 😂

[@llbodlearning8591]

Why countries should study Stanford's top 2% scientists list?

[@peterwood6875]

The podcast feature can be useful when reading a paper, but for complex subjects like mathematics I need to make heavy use of custom instructions or I will just get a lot of hand wavey nonsense.

[@watercolourmark]

What is it with machines? We go around talking ok but yhe moment we talk to a machine we can't speak.

[@capricornhunk349]

Danke

[@zebcode]

Holy shit... why are you shouting?! My ears are ringing.

[@meikala2114]

Can't stand those conversational styles, good cop dumb cop routine

[@jaydraws2019]

I wouldn't trust google with my personal data. Better I'll await a self-hosted open source alternative.

[@tuckerbugeater]

so nothing new

[@leondbleondb]

What do you mean. The interjection is new.