The author experimented with feeding a month's worth of daily journal entries (originally in Obsidian) into NotebookLM. The AI was able to analyze the entries, summarize personal growth, and allow for conversational querying of the journal data, providing insights and context with citations to the original entries.
The article discusses how NotebookLM can be used to document and troubleshoot a home lab setup. It highlights its ability to consolidate documentation, simplify complex tasks, and provide step-by-step instructions. The author shares practical examples of using NotebookLM for learning, troubleshooting, and managing a home lab environment.
The article discusses how integrating Google's Gemini AI could significantly improve Google Keep's functionality, turning it into a more powerful note-taking and productivity tool. It details potential features like AI-powered summaries, improved note creation with typo correction, audio note enhancements with speaker detection, smart Q&A from tagged notes, and seamless integration with Google Calendar.
This article explores alternatives to NotebookLM, a Google assistant for synthesizing information from documents. It details NousWise, ElevenLabs, NoteGPT, Notion, Evernote, and Obsidian, outlining their key features, limitations, and considerations for choosing the right tool.
An analysis of the quality of AI-generated summaries of a technical paper, comparing outputs from Gemini, ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Perplexity, and NotebookLM. The author finds Gemini to be the best, highlighting the importance of context in prompting and the potential usefulness of AI summaries as 'extended abstracts'.
This article explores the use of Google's NotebookLM (NLM) as a tool for research, particularly in analyzing the impact of the Aswan High Dam on schistosomiasis in Egypt. The author details how NLM can be used to create a research assistant-like experience, allowing users to 'have a conversation' with uploaded content to gain insights and answers from the material.
Nigel Powell discusses Google's NotebookLM, an AI tool that translates and summarizes various media content into accessible podcasts, making complex scientific information more digestible.
Google has updated its note-taking AI, NotebookLM, to include the ability to read information from websites and Google Slides, and users can now ask questions about charts, images, and diagrams. The new Notebook Guide also creates study guides or briefing documents, and inline citations can point to sources. NotebookLM is powered by Gemini 1.5 Pro, the latest large language model that currently powers the paid version of the Gemini chatbot.
Google's Gemini Pro model in NotebookLM can now create study guides, FAQs, quizzes, and even spoken dialogue discussions. This new feature allows students to learn in an interactive and personalized way by connecting physics and basketball through AI-generated examples.
