The AI note-taking software also has a version designed exclusively for business uses.
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- Google has added new features to its NotebookLM software.
- Users can now give specific instructions to create an audio summary.
- A commercial expansion of the software, called NotebookLM Business, is coming.
New features of Google's NotebookLM
The world of technology is constantly evolving and Google is not lagging behind. The company recently made changes to its NotebookLM software, especially regarding audio summaries. These changes represent an important turning point in the use of this software.
Interactive features for better use
New features include a feature that allows users to give specific instructions before generating an in-depth audio summary, also known as a “Deep Dive.” Google explains this feature by explaining that it is now possible to ask the program to focus on a single topic or adjust the level of experience depending on the target audience. It's like sending a quick note to the artificial intelligence (AI) before it starts its work.
In addition, a new background listening feature has been added. This feature allows users to listen to audio summaries while performing other tasks in NotebookLM. According to Google, this allows users to view sources, get quotes, and explore related quotes “without interrupting the audio.”
Success for NotebookLM
It's also important to note that Google has removed the “experimental” label from NotebookLM, indicating that the experiment has been a huge success. In addition, the program has now been available to the general public since last December.
Future business expansion
Google also announced an upcoming expansion aimed primarily at business use, called NotebookLM Business. This new version will include enhanced features for businesses, universities, and enterprises. Interested companies can apply now for early access to the pilot program. This announcement highlights Google's ambition in making its software NotebookLM is an essential tool for professional organizations.