N otebookLM, Google's AI-powered research and learning assistant, has added a bunch of new features. The platform can act ...

NotebookLM just lost two of its most useful features out of nowhere, but Google did provide a solution for users who miss ...

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 ...

While Flashcards allow the user to turn research papers, reports, or lecture notes into study aid, Quizzes assess the user’s ...

I must admit, I didn't think NotebookLM would be an AI service of interest to me when Google first released it. Built on Gemini models, NotebookLM lets you feed the AI a variety of sources to generate ...

Google used news from its I/O developer conference this year to show what NotebookLM can do. The AI-powered research and note-taking tool has been around for years, but the company has infused it with ...

Google’s NotebookLM update expands source options and citation features, enhancing research and note-taking with more accurate and diverse references. Google’s NotebookLM allows you to experiment with ...

NotebookLM is getting several new features and more public notebooks as part of an ongoing effort to turn reading into ...

For coding, that means I can see how different algorithms or functions relate to each other at a glance instead of digging ...

Google has expanded NotebookLM Plus, a paid version of its AI-based note-taking and research assistant, to individual users subscribed to the Google One AI Premium plan — almost two months after its ...

Google is adding what it calls "featured notebooks" to NotebookLM as a way to demo its AI-powered software and offer interactive, high-quality resources on everything from personal advice to William ...

Google warns that the tool is still an 'experimental feature.' It also teases a subscription-based NotebookLM Plus with five times more Audio Overviews, notebooks, and sources. You can now talk to ...