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Google's NotebookLM is truly the best AI second brain. You can easily learn, memorize, generate new ideas, and more. Give it the knowledge files you want and: - Ask any question - Create new summaries or other content - Generate an ultra-realistic podcast to learn - Add notes on... show more

Paul Couvert

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Promptervor 2 Jahren

this is great! This seems like a great controlled environment for academia

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Paul Couvertvor 2 Jahren

Absolutely! Perfect for academic work because you can add documents you trust.

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Florian Camiade 🗝️vor 2 Jahren

That's it, we are in the future

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Paul Couvertvor 2 Jahren

Can you feel the AGI?

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Micha(el) Bladowski 🇩🇪 🇺🇦vor 2 Jahren

💯💪👍

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Paul Couvertvor 2 Jahren

Yeah, the podcast feature is incredible. Truly a "wow" effect.

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Eddievor 2 Jahren

This is a great summary Paul, I haven’t tried it yet but I am definitely planning on doing so now. Especially seeing thier recent update to take written content and convert it into a podcast.

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Paul Couvertvor 2 Jahren

@EddieSalinas_ 100% the most impressive thing about NotebookLM. It makes learning so much more fun!

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Mike Dvor 2 Jahren

NotebookLM is flying under the radar it’s absolutely 🔥🔥🔥🚀🚀🚀

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Boris Nikolaevvor 2 Jahren

it's an amazing tool that is going to be a game-changer for educators and students! I created a video tutorial how students and teachers can leverage it:

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