How to Use NotebookLM (Google's New AI Tool)

[@HaiLeQuang]

I love this guy, No clickbait. no sudden scene changes with flashy color. Just pure gold information content. Thanks for your good honest work

[@TiagoForte]

Thank you so much!

[@mikescarborough9196]

@@TiagoForte Subscribed!

[@theloniousMac]

Speaking of IT, I just took Notebook LM and created a notebook specifically for all my notes and information on SYNOLOGY NETWORK ATTACHED STORAGE device. I got data from PDFs, my own notes, tons of video and put it all into sources in the Notebook. It took me maybe an hour. Then I sat back and started asking NotebookLM questions about Synology devices and it just hit homerun after homerun with the correct answer. It corrected me where my knowledge of faulty. It provided me with things I didn't know. Where I am not specifically providing information, it seems to be coming up with reasoned answers. I called my Notebook Synology Consultant because it's like having a high paid Synology Consultant at my beck and call. I'm working on a book about politics in Star Trek. Suddenly this just got a whole lot easier. I hope Google doesn't toss this out. There is an incredible amount of potential here.

[@jonm6834]

You can be absolutely certain they'll scale this. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised at all if this is nothing but a publicity and marketing stunt, not unlike ChatGPT's free worldwide unlimited access. Shortly thereafter, I realized what the future of language models would look like: highly specialized, rigorously trained models... fed with ALL relevant information in that field of expertise. Google is taking a step in that direction, by letting regular users "train the model" with handpicked information. It's not technically training it, but in practice it's good enough. It's going to be an exceptional service for every business, and in very high demand. In time, we'll have doctor bots and legal bots and structural engineer bots and pretty much everything you can think of. They'll need oversight, and function as aids, but in terms of processing speed and memory storage they'll be miles ahead of what any human can hope to accomplish. At that point, humanity might very well be nigh-desperate to stick a chip in their brain, least we get left behind.

[@belovedharvin1460]

this is the review , we want. no youtube baits , no redundant talk , just pure information and talk to archive goal of video. Brother , you did geat job. love it. also google did it wonderful. private authorative info fed in 1 secound and that A.I. is in our hand is amazing. we can lean from exact book with 100% surity is amazing.

[@A.Andreas]

Kinda dick riding google, I bet that cheque was large and in charge

[@moonchildeverlasting9904]

the issue here. is we aren't using AI to organize OUR notes from people. But we asking notebooklm to write things like chatgpt does and then store AI notes. ... This is terrible as you will lose your own ways of taking notes, or saving material in YOUR way.

[@Kodjeno]

fact

[@npecom]

Great introduction and beyond! It should be noted that, after this tutorial was made, Google quietly increased the sources from 20 sources @ 200,000 words max each to 50 sources @ 500,000 words each (from 4 M words total to 25 M words total) Bonkers!

[@MH-kj9hh]

"I don't know why I always say 'please'" - there actually was some research published last year which showed using 'please' and being polite improved performance on benchmarks. It kinda makes sense, in the training material it is going to see people asking questions and it is also going to see that polite requests tend to get more/better responses from others.

[@be1tube]

Also it helps to stay in the habit so you remain polite when speaking with people.

[@kerrkristie]

also u be safe when they take over. 🙃🤣

[@efitreze]

Nah, it's just fear.

[@zyphtron]

@@kerrkristie lol, good one 😀

[@zyphtron]

It's become a habit to me. Not saying "please" seems rude to me even if it's an AI machine. Sounds a bit weird to me when I think about it but I feel uneasy not saying "please" in my AI prompts.

[@PaulBrassington_flutter_expert]

As a 66 year old dev, if you take 30 years from me I would be creating my own NotebookLM youtube channel. This is the other half of AI, it's massive. I'm usuning it to learn mandarin and feel like a 15 year old again, day by day it gets better

[@scales7989]

I'm not sure what you mean, "Take 30 years from me", but, you should do it, at whatever speed makes you happy. MOST videos on YT are trash. We all appreciate the experts, and well crafted videos of applications and tips!

[@PaulBrassington_flutter_expert]

I meant that if I was 30 years youbnger, I'm retired ​@@scales7989

[@KateMeda]

@@scales7989 he means if I could go back and be 36 again (aka 30 years ago).

[@irvingzamora1837]

Let me tell you, a 90 year old developer said the exact same thing. (This person of course doesn't exist, but you get the point)

[@scales7989]

@@KateMeda I know what he means, I meant, why does it matter, DO IT ANYWAY. I'm 62 and everyone I know calls me to get help buildiing AI agents or wanting to pay me to do it.

[@monochromios]

I have tried it with some work on Analytical Philosophy of History I am into currently: it is outstanding. It will save me days of summarization, contextualizing, connections, examination of sources. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@davidm8505]

* Interesting. Soon we'll have everyone doing their papers with Ai, and the teachers grading it with Ai... and at some point it will be Ai teaching Ai, just remove the redundant role of student or teacher. I'm not knocking it because using Ai is inevitable... but so is what comes along with it. Very interesting times we live in.

[@Dubey1210]

​@@davidm8505yup animal

[@avelhasofia]

I thought about using it in the same way, I'm in the field of philosophy too and there's so much reading that we get lost. This is revolutionary for anyone who will use it correctly. Too bad it's not available in Brazil, I'll look for a VPN.

[@normalguycap]

I'm interested in that subject: analytical philosophy of history. Could you share a conclusion or two that you've made?

[@iDinho__]

This is such a gamechanger for research papers omg. Research work literally is the main task and is getting accelerated so much with the citation feature - amazing 😂

[@ProductivePM]

Who better than Tiago Forte to present a breakthrough technology for PKM and writing. Thank you, Tiago, for bringing this to our attention and I look forward to exploring this technology.

[@riverjustice]

I wouldn't use it knowingly google is known to sunset thousands of services.

[@MissNulis]

Wow... A very smart move to go into this direction. People who use note-taking apps are usually diligent/smart/educated people. It will train Google AI capability into different quality level. It captures well-thought writings and picks the brain of smart people. Usually when we use current AI apps, we just take from the AI. But, with note taking, we actually give.

[@nopenope2632]

One of the aspects of this tool made me think of the old chestnut "the more things change the more they stay the same", particularly in regards to the letter he had it compose to the IT worker. Eventually this tech will become ubiquitous, and at that time having AI compose an email and site 10+ sources will be utilized by all parties involved in the communication loop, which would be more appropriate in a dynamic other than "Boss/Employee". Given the AI on each side can offer up as many citations as the other can, it would in essence devolve into an automated bandying about of AI quips and quotes between each other, rather like watching two people have their droids compete against the other to ascertain whom will assert absolute dominance. At that point, people will will have to resort back to the things that they hold within their own memory and consciousness as the blocks upon which they would shape and build their own thoughts.

[@JH-no8sy]

I started using this before it could create study guides, and I’ve been enjoying it a lot. So glad to see it here!

[@UmeshChandra09]

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 🚀 *Google's new AI tool, Notebook LM, revolutionizes note-taking and information management by leveraging AI models like Gemini to reshape how we interact with information.* 01:09 📝 *Notebook LM organizes information into notebooks, each dedicated to a specific project, making it easy to manage and distill content.* 02:28 📚 *Notebook LM's unique feature allows users to draw from multiple sources simultaneously, including Google Drive documents, PDFs, and copied text, providing a far larger context window than other AI tools.* 04:47 🗃️ *Users can interact with Notebook LM through a chat-based interface, enabling them to generate outlines, summaries, and even write proposals, with citations provided for all information sourced from documents.* 08:21 🔍 *Notebook LM's "Source-grounded AI" ensures that the AI only draws from specific documents chosen by the user, maintaining privacy and trust by not using the data elsewhere.* 09:30 📄 *A key use case of Notebook LM is aiding in understanding complex texts, such as academic papers, by summarizing, providing examples, and even generating proposals based on the content.* 11:31 📝 *Another valuable use case is in managing meeting notes, where Notebook LM can summarize, extract key points, and even generate proposals or documents based on transcriptions.* 14:58 ✍️ *Notebook LM serves as a collaborative writing tool, offering suggestions for improving drafts, generating article ideas, and even connecting ideas from different sources to inspire new content.* 17:28 🤔 *Notebook LM supports the ideation process by suggesting related ideas or avenues of research based on user-provided content, facilitating the development of new articles or projects.* 19:35 📚 *Notebook LM can assist in developing article outlines and crafting attention-grabbing opening lines, starting from a single source and expanding into a comprehensive piece.* 20:56 📖 *Readwise facilitates importing highlights and notes from various sources into Google Drive, enabling seamless integration with Notebook LM for collaborative writing projects.* 23:19 ⚠️ *Notebook LM is a new platform with some limitations, including bugs, a learning curve, and the requirement to provide sources in the form of Google Docs or PDFs, with a current limit of 20 sources.* 24:28 🛠️ *Fixes and improvements for issues like trouble with math, messy PDF formatting, and handling large sources are in progress, aiming to enhance the user experience and functionality of Notebook LM.* 25:09 🚀 *Notebook LM integrates various stages of the creative process, including reading, researching, note-taking, and writing, into a single space, enabling users to work seamlessly and efficiently.*

[@alexjeon-y3s]

Been trying a number of AI note tkaing apps and have been using Lilys AI for a few months now. Total game changer for me. Can still take my normal notes, but don't sweat the details as much, and can focus more on the core. The enhanced notes they provide are surprisingly good. Also very impressed with how quickly they keep improving the product.

[@PercussusResurgo]

While a bit out of date now you were well ahead of the crowd in see the true potential of NotebookLM. 9 months later it is mind blowing and its still just the beginning.

[@NicoVeenkamp]

In October 2024 also available in Europe. Functionality has been enhanced immensely. So helpful in all types of research. It helps to use NotebookLM to learn more about it’s functions and use cases by added texts, video transcripts, documents and other sources that are all related to NotebookLM

[@maks_st]

Incredible! The world is literally changing by day. Thank you for highlighting this tool for us, Tiago!

[@erickruse4679]

I loved it at first, and still love the concept. Problem I had was that it would not reliably limit itself to the sources I uploaded, and I had to start writing my requests a dozen different ways to try to make it stop pulling in accurate but extraneous information to the summaries. Example, summarizing aspects of books written in the 1800s started yielding descriptions of events in the 1960s. Real events, but no chance they were in my materials. That's a problem in some use cases. I submitted a ticket about getting some kind of checkbox that ensured responses were limited to contents of the sources. Interestingly, it was not happening all the time...

[@gondwana6303]

At first I didn't want to watch this, having been disappointed with numerous similar video topics, but the more I watched, the more I was impressed with the tool and Tiago's masterful presentation of it. I am already using it!

[@vidpic8311]

My exact thoughts as yours, I am using it trying to figure out a bunch of scattered notes all over the place which at least its trying to organize the scattered mind dump mess of notes, very cool ..

[@MartinBlais]

Really great intro Tiago. I just wanted to mention that you would greatly benefit from learning the old-school proper typing technique. You seem to type fast with ad-hoc technique, and I used to type the same way well into my career but one day I observed one of my coworkers use really accurate proper technique and type very fast and I jumped in to learn the same and my interaction with the keyboard, accuracy and speed have never been the same since (much higher). I break some rules every now and then - for particular common words which I can type as fast as a single character - and pinky for P I find works better with the longer fourth finger, but other than these little infractions the centering that proper technique has brought me is tremendously valuable. It's a worthwhile investment (well until we don't need to type at all anymore and the AI replaces this).

[@sai_ai-z1c]

I’m really enjoying the improved system customization options. Being able to tweak every little detail is a game-changer for me.

[@alaaji2]

I was using NotebookLM casually but you’ve really opened up some different possibilities for me and explained it clearly. Thank you so much!

[@TomParish]

This overview rocks! Practical and a delight to follow along and learn. I thought I had a handle on. Google Notebook, now I realize I can do SO MUCH more with Readwise - which I already use. I'm pumped.

[@markprior3106]

This functionality has been around for several months with OpenAI GPT's as well as tools like Notion's QA. The big news is the huge context window and the smooth integration with Drive.

[@toolfinderhq]

This is just going to be Google Keep v2.0

[@DonDealio]

Isolated and abandoned without integrations. I hope not.

[@anetakrecioch8735]

I was going to say that google keep notes should be integrated as a source of notes to upload, it would be nice. Great tool I hope it will be available in other countries.

[@LeftBoot]

'Just'? GK is awesome

[@michaelperrigo]

It had better be!

[@pranavtambatkar3826]

I hope they don't kill it 😅

[@tracythrowerconyers]

I'm a fan of saying "please" to AI! I've been taught to treat it as my assistant plus we don't want to lose our humanity hanging out with our AI staff all day!

[@StacyWesson]

I have two classes coming up and I can't wait to try this out!!

[@NavsGamingChannel]

This is exactly what I need as I tend to just take down notes and have trouble organizing them. Love how you describe the experience as you use this AI tool. Looking forward to more example on how you use it. Greetings from the Philippines.

[@TiagoForte]

I'm glad it was helpful!

[@mrmrrrrrrrrrrrr]

Tiago, you're awesome and thank you for this walkthrough. You would really reap the rewards of learning how to type. Not being facetious, honestly. You could do it in a short period of time and it would return benefits for the rest of your life.

[@michaelryannorton]

Yes! @tiago - the benefits will compound.

[@ScottGiambastiani]

Amazing, efficient overview and well produced Tiago!

[@SailorDoc]

Thanks. This will really help me with organizing the notes for a diplomat course I'm taking. I was struggling with how to go about making 400 hours worth of video and PDF's into something that I can efficiently use to study for board exam.... nice...

[@Anusiri-r9s]

Your content is a breath of fresh air! No fluff, just valuable insights. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@donaldist7321]

agreed. Just sad to see that he has fallen for the climate bs

[@nstell]

I'm trying to suss out the benefit of adding highlights + notes vs. entire source materials, which would have the benefit of greater context and other information you maybe didn't pick up on the first time.

[@DaphneMarina88]

Hello Tiago. "Please" is a high vibration, which you exude. I always say "Thank you" to my AI's. hahaha. I bet they will remember WHO was nice, if they ever decide to "take over". 😅 Kindness is never wasted. Asking politely just feels better. Nice work here, Thank you very much for the use cases. If I have a gentle suggestion, it would be either to lower the music or remove it. Take care.

[@rafebrena]

Great content, Tiago! I'd like to add that, after some updates, you can now import sources using the web addresses of pages. I used that to import Medium articles and use them as sources. Keep up the good work!

[@joeexercise1646]

Great video - HOWEVER IT embeds ONE OF THE MAIN PROBLEMS OF AI - Stating something as a fact which is not. Specifically it states that knowledge which is incorrect can be harmful. Knowledge is always correct! People may believe they know something - incorrectly but knowledge is necessarily correct (representing things as they are on an appropriate basis of thought and experience - knowledge.)

[@gregnixon1296]

It’s amazing that even as young as populist AI is that we are at a point that each product has become a hue of another.

[@brodacious1313]

This seems potentially best for research. If I want to quickly learn the abstract of a field, I can download leading articles / studies on the subject, and have NotebookLM summarize and explain them for me. Likely, cutting my research time from hours to minutes.

[@ChrisIppolito]

Can't wait for this to be available to me. My guess was this was the direction they were going with Gemini + Google Workspace extension. But a dedicated tools works, too.

[@littlebookbook]

It’s available

[@marcradermacher6244]

Yup, I really hate to see a awesome new tool just to find out it's not available in Europe. And when it's finally coming out someday eventually... nobody cares, because all the hype is gone. ;(

[@SamBorgman]

I got in from Canada using VPN.

[@vidpic8311]

Exactly get a vPn and stop crying . .

[@annaday6436]

Cough cough VPN cough.. It’s available to those outside of the US

[@tonymatthews6928]

You have really given focus to this by demonstrating some practical specific use cases. It looks interesting but it is yet another app. I have been doing probably 90% of these things in Notion since they introduced the AI chat on page level. All my sources are already in the app in my databases and obviously it does a huge amount of other jobs. Perhaps if this could talk to the other Google Workspace apps that would broaden it's applicability. Having said that when it becomes available outside the US, I would certainly be keen to try it. Thanks for this detailed review. Great job!

[@annieothername]

Agreed. It feels too much like a rush to take over Notion as they capitalized on the limits I felt with Google Docs and Evernote. I’m not sure what integrations will push me to try it (particularly when there’s so many communities that can easily share their coding and layouts) but as of now, I don’t see a reason to move my materials over.

[@davidm8505]

Exactly. The only difference with this app is that you're helping train Google by providing your data. Google needs this because OpenAi has mountains of data of interacting with users. Google has mountains of data, but NOT of users interacting with their Ai and feeding it data 'by hand'. So this seems like G's bid to get their Ai fed so it can grow.

[@TheRealTommyR]

He said in the video that the information uploaded is not used to train AI, and that it is deleted on e you leave the session. Keeping the info or using it to train AI is a huge concern so it seems like they are trying to avoid it, at least for now.

[@davidm8505]

@@TheRealTommyR That's not really how Ai works. You CANNOT take info back. I'll forego the technical to explain it like this: You put YOUR chicken broth in the soup. You can't take it your chicken broth back out. That Ai is being trained as the inputted info hits it. What they're doing is changing the definition of 'training' so they can train it with your data without 'training it' with your data. This is NOT something I say. This is a fact. Google the study on extracting private data from ChatGpt including emails and private contact info. Let me illustrate it another way for you to understand: You're a baby that is learning to talk. I talk to you. Whether you want to admit it or not, by talking to you I am training you. There's no way around that. But then I define "training" differently and suddenly you get to say that I'm not training you.

[@jnh12875]

What transcription service do you recommend?

[@FredPauling]

Looks good. I hate organising files and notes because there are so many ways to group them and applying tags is tedious and error prone. This seems like a good solution for me.

[@pennypenpay]

Hi Diego, very cool presentation1 I was just wondering if you could turn the background music off during your presentation? It’s very distracting, especially for people who are hard of hearing or who have difficulty concentrating more than one thing at once . We would appreciate it if you could do that! ❤

[@donatoe78]

This is awesome. I’ll just need to keep mind the risk of biased notes selection and make sure my notes covers a ‘fair’ sample of sources. Fair means a random selection from each differing sources so I’m not missing any holes in my thesis. So as software quality professional writing up a test plan, I should cover my test plan from contrarian sources like from developer design documents and from user requirement documents to make sure my test plan considers both user and developer perspectives so developers takes their job more seriously.

[@MissAynneK]

Alas, as a Canadian, I cannot access this tool yet. But I'll definitely be keeping a lookout for when it launches up here

[@danquixote6072]

Looks useful but all I am seeing is pages full of text which is a bit off putting if you hate reading. Would be handy if it could output some info in diagrams, mind-maps and other visual ways. US based customers too means only a small fraction of Google's users can use it.

[@paternyao]

Second that!

[@JerryNordstrom]

Sam, is that you?

[@vindolanda6974]

'hate reading'...

[@martinwinther9006]

im impressed by how organized you seem to be.

[@swarthhy]

I thought the same thing, making me feel a little jealous with his massive list of notes for all the books he's read

[@armandolara8210]

Looks good. But my question would be is Google getting property rights to your notes that you upload and the output?

[@KenOertel]

No, they make it pretty clear that they won’t be using any of the contents on the platform as data (at least for the time being).

[@shoufen]

Amazing video! Your calming voice is amazing 🎉

[@ChristopheOrtiz]

Thanks for this tutorial! I just tried it (from Spain). I asked for a summary of some sources in English (pdf) and it made the summary in Spanish. Not only that, but I had to explicitly ask to do it in English. Somehow, it sticks to the local language. Not a big deal, but it is weird. As you say, it is a beta version. They surely improve it.

[@dforreallogup5683]

You giving google and Ai all of your private and personal information. Ai learning from everyone which only makes Ai more powerful than ever

[@Liminal_Ascetic]

Resistance is futile...

[@bigglyguy8429]

@@Liminal_Ascetic It's the only hope we have, and if you rely on this, see 'Google Graveyard' - they'll close it next year.

[@juddwinnfield1558]

If you use any Google service, you’ve been giving your ALL your information to Google’s AI for at least the last 10 years.

[@bigglyguy8429]

@@juddwinnfield1558 That's no reason to give them even more.

[@cstoomey]

Tiago you are so well read sir. You have read thousands of amazing books. Thank you for making this video.

[@jerrymagorian5092]

Great introduction to NotebookLM. I appreciate that you to the time to share your knowledge and ideas with us.

[@HeyyyitsLissy]

Pls pls pls don’t kill this project. It’s incredible for research. Total game changer.

[@MexieMex]

If it was from anybody other than Google I'd be very interested. Due to the frequency of them killing off tools just on a whim, I'm not going to invest my time on something that likely won't exist right when I need it.

[@Zandanga]

Unfortunately, your point is valid. Google has suddenly pulled the rug too many times.

[@johnmicheal5722]

True, like Jamboard recently.

[@jamesfleming6564]

Readwise finally syncs with Google Docs! How'd I miss that! Don't need Evernote or Notion any longer.

[@alexbowe2316]

I’m fairly certain the context window wouldn’t be 4M words. It would be using search algorithms to find relevant information from those documents. That’s useful, but fitting it all in the same context window would yield much better results

[@TiagoForte]

Correct, they use RAG to widen the search beyond the strict context window

[@johnwindisman2803]

Excellent. Seems like my consumer google account can access my Google Drive but not my company Google Workspace account. It says I have to contact the administrator to enable access, and I am the administrator. Do you have any insights about enabling this? Thanks

[@eddiehaug]

This is an experimental tool and it doesn't have all the business/enterprise controls yet, so probably that's why you cannot find it and enable it in the Workspace Admin console. Probably this will be the situation at least until it's GA. So for now, you'd have to use it with your personal GMail account.

[@alexsov]

Just for information: it is not trained on your documents - it is impossible yet - it uses Retrieval Augmented Generation method to answer your docs.

[@TiagoForte]

Yup, I just fixed this in the video description, and there's a note in the video about RAG being used

[@HellcatM]

This is cool, I just logged into it. I'm going to test it extensively. It's good to say thank you to the AI, this way when it takes over it'll know you were kind and respectful. 😁

[@drasky2000]

Great video! The AI tool is amazing. It´s a pity that it can´t be used in other countries.

[@DenisQuentinSimon]

This is big, but only in the US… However it’s absolutely the blueprint for a lot of upcoming software, I guess…

[@HarshNerf]

works with a vpn

[@dutchdragonser]

​@@HarshNerfit didn't it said restricted service

[@yamidecstar]

Not in the US and I have it. Maybe cause I signed up for it before it released

[@kayorychard1500]

Yeah, but I noticed something really cool, I'm Brazilian, when using a VPN and asked the LLM for information in Portuguese, it transcribed normally in my native language. It's not common yet, but it's lit.

[@oscarblend]

Man, this is THE most useful tool and explanation video that is relevant to many of my everyday needs, i.e. create presentations, business plans, marketing initiatives etc. based on what's relevant in my interest, field, and perspective. Thank you!

[@JeremyDawesJezweb]

Can’t wait to try this out. Looks fantastic gets past the problem of the kind of generic response and generalised answers or having to put everything into a document and uploading it each time.

[@joshmahoney8461]

Is there software that created the transcript at 11:49?

[@salmonnella4930]

Yes, would like to know what is the phone transcription software?

[@DPCTechnology]

This is crazy powerful. I've been using gpt, and copilot a lot but havent been able to have them consume large portions of my content.. this is next level..

[@aneeshprasobhan]

Gemini 1.5 with a Million tokens should be able to handle big projects tho.

[@bananaeater4332]

When will it be released in Europe? Does anyone know something about it?

[@CarlosGonzalez-lw7cu]

Hey Tiago! Great video!! Can’t wait to test this out. Quick question… any tips you can give me on how you created the transcript of your meeting? I’d like to start doing this on all my meetings. Is it a Google meet only thing? Or are you able to feed it recordings of other meetings?

[@venkibalu51]

I too have the same question.

[@AbhishekK-ho4qs]

I'm happy to see how Tiago has updated his methodology post Chat gpt world. My best wishes to you TF.

[@gyratingseacow595]

This is INSANELY helpful! Omg thank you so so so much for this. This is EXACTLY what I want AI to do for me. Edit: I posted this before the citations part. WHHHHHAAAAT?!?! that saves me SOOO much time!!!!

[@gregggullickson]

Mentioning Steven Johnson got my attention. Your diction and pacing are great and you get high marks for CLARITY. Is there a story behind your shirt choice?

[@JimZap21]

Hi, which tool did you use to transcribe your phone call ?

[@JapanJacques]

this is incredible! As a writer I can see this being massively useful for so many applications. Disappointed it is only available in the US still, may have to get a VPN just to try it myself!

[@tracythrowerconyers]

A webclipper would be an awesome addition to this product. Any hints that might be coming?

[@JustinSCampbell]

Readwise now exports to Google Docs. Combined with this that's powerful. Write your notes in a Google doc stored in a project folder.

[@DonDealio]

Interesting. I had not seen that update to readwise.

[@murators4732]

Thanks a million. Once again you opened one more door to be more productive! Thx

[@TiagoForte]

My pleasure!

[@melaniethompson7045]

I always learn something when I watch your videos! This was excellent. Can’t wait to try it😊.

[@fico161168]

Excellent software and excellent summary, thanks! Question: Does it work in other languages (spanish in particular)?

[@VRI81]

This is actually useful as compared to the numerous malicious opportunities that SORA presents.

[@acousticsanime4139]

00:02 NotebookLM revolutionizes information management with AI. 02:12 Utilizing multiple sources for a comprehensive AI tool 06:09 Using NotebookLM for personalized content creation and organization 08:04 Notebook LM allows you to dump notes into a pile and use AI to sort through and make sense of them. 12:20 Utilizing NotebookLM for creating detailed training program proposals efficiently 14:35 NotebookLM can be used for creative and complex writing tasks. 18:47 Creating an article on the democratization of knowledge using a specific example from paleontology. 20:57 Utilize Readwise to import and sync highlights and notes from various sources to Google Drive. 24:37 Notebook LM integrates the creative process stages into a single space

[@ben.aka.bigben]

Thanks Elon. It was very useful

[@Nelz91]

🤣

[@g0d182]

🤣

[@egandarilla]

Great job! It was a pleasure to watch. So clear and to the point. The video and sound quality was excellent. I would love to see your recording setup (video and software) so that I can emulate it for my videos! I am a professor and I am looking to improve my instructional videos. Thanks!

[@vidpic8311]

Great video, my note are just notes make very little sense, I have dumped a lot of them into LM, what are some interesting questions to assimilate a mess of thoughts. Thanks for posting this its very cool video, the notes so far without much has summarized the mess of thoughts to some degree, so that an improvement . . .

[@plaiche]

Is the 20 source document limit per notebook, or for an entire account? And can you drop and add sources to dance with the limit?

[@TiagoForte]

Per notebook, and yes you can swap them in and out

[@plaiche]

@@TiagoForte excellent! Thank you sir! And superlative content. Happy new subscriber 💪

[@6Ligma]

It's a good companion to finish our "project" folder faster! amazing.... Hope Microsoft integrate LLMs in Onenote too.

[@ProductivePM]

Already part of Copilot for MS 360

[@JeffRash13]

@@ProductivePMincluding the picking sources to use for the conversation you have with onenote?

[@ProductivePM]

@@JeffRash13 Yes, I can pick individual notes in a OneNote Folder and then use Copilot to summarize the notes, action items, or inquire of them

[@DonDealio]

​@@ProductivePM on web also or only on desktop ?

[@ProductivePM]

@@DonDealio Their Desktop App has it, but I am not seeing Copilot on the web (O365). I may be wrong and just not seeing it. But definitely, the app has it.

[@SElahi-sj9th]

This technology is life changing. Thank you for changing my life in a positive way!

[@renzot2391]

Btw very nice well done video, I have to admit he has a very calm voice easy to listen to

[@smileyspoon1]

Wow this seems amazing. I wish I was taking notes when I was some books recently. I will try doing so going forward. I can see interesting uses for this for sure

[@thekiwiguyusa]

I’m a huge fan of you and a paid subscriber to your course content. I’m so so deep into notion now, with my global tags, integrations etc, that while this looks amazing, i’m really curious what your true daily driver is for your 2nd brain? And i’d also like to understand how you see PARA living in this product. thx!

[@jflin8241]

is there an AI tool for organizing pictures under categories or folders and in a particular sequential order.

[@roti1873]

Does it have something resembling temporal awareness? Like can it connect x that happened last week to y that happened yesterday? Seems to only be a lookup tool

[@satvahana]

An amazing tool, would be helpful in generating concise summaries, outlines and interaction to extract required information out, thanks for sharing this

[@BigSaaSsolutions]

I've been looking for this kind of program for awhile. Thank you Tiago

[@DigitalDesignsbyPJ]

Wow, this is a game changer!! Headed to sign up now.😉

[@RichardBaileyrichoncode]

One of my favorite canceled google products was notebook. Great to see google getting back into the game.

[@mahalie23]

slash Google is always cancelling products…don’t get too attached!

[@mommyof4grlz]

Fantastic! I've been trying to figure out how to use Google for my 2nd brain for weeks!

[@12078098]

It’s such a pleasure listening to you.

[@konrad3]

Mind is blown🤯 This is truly awesome!

[@Justgoodvids]

It’d be cool if you could interview the engineer who pitched it or worked on it

[@videosextra9434]

Very nicely presented.. watched Your entire video 1st time with interest... Nice thanks for sharing🎉👌🏻😀