Revolutionary NotebookLM Launches in the US with Google’s Cutting-Edge Gemini Pro AI Technology!
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Google’s NotebookLM with AI Assistance Now Available to U.S. Users
Google has announced that its NotebookLM, a notebook that uses AI to help users work smarter, will be available to U.S. users starting December 8. The AI assistant will utilize Gemini Pro, the large language model released by Google recently, to provide various features and benefits.
The NotebookLM has been in an early access preview, but it will now be opened up for all users in the U.S. However, Google still considers it “experimental” and warns that it may still give inaccurate responses.
The NotebookLM is described as a “personalized AI collaborator” by Google, and it operates as a chatbot similar to other AI services, but with a specific focus on sources provided by the user. The sources, which can be files or text uploaded to NotebookLM, are used to provide answers and assistance based on user queries.
The AI model is capable of supporting up to 200,000 words in the sources provided by the user, and it will use this information to answer questions or complete requests. The NotebookLM will also be able to create new notes in specific formats, such as email newsletters or script outlines, as a part of its new features.
Google has made 16 modifications to the NotebookLM based on feedback from early access testers, including the ability to quickly save interactions with NotebookLM as notes with relevant citations. Additionally, suggested actions like “summarize to note” and “help me understand” will debut sometime next week.
Despite the AI capabilities of NotebookLM, Google emphasizes that the responses provided may still be inaccurate, as the AI model relies heavily on the sources uploaded by the user. However, it looks to be the most accurate way to get help from AI for various tasks.
Overall, NotebookLM is a notable addition to Google’s AI offerings, and it will be interesting to see how users in the U.S. embrace and utilize the capabilities of this AI-powered notebook.