Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Google’s NotebookLM has launched two significant updates: Video Overviews and an upgraded Studio panel that allows users to create ...

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NotebookLM is filled with many helpful features, but here are some of the best for students returning to school this year. Blake has over a decade of experience writing for the web, with a focus on ...

NotebookLM is very useful for academic, technical, and general research. It doesn’t replace manual reading and fact-finding, but it helps summarize information, answer questions, and reduce the time ...

I tried NotebookLM for a month and was pleasantly impressed. Its perks go beyond the viral Audio Overviews, including organization and AI chats. The tool is free to use, and college students can get ...

NotebookLM stands out with AI-powered features like source-based chat with citations, mind maps, audio overviews, multi-language support, auto notes, and collaborative tools—making research, ...

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 has infused Gemini into every corner of its product ecosystem. You get on-device Gemini Nano perks on Android phones, and can access them via a sidebar across the workspace suite of apps. I use ...

At Google I/O 2025, the tech giant unveiled new capabilities coming to NotebookLM, its AI-based note-taking and research assistant. Most notably, the company is launching Video Overviews. Google says ...

On the back of expansive recent updates, NotebookLM appears to be testing the option to add banner images for further customization. According to a recent post on Twitter/X by @testingcatalog, Google ...