Google has launched a standalone app for its AI research assistant, NotebookLM, initially available on Android. This free tool, powered by Gemini 2.0, helps users understand topics using various data sources like PDFs, articles, YouTube videos, and Google Docs. With capabilities to simplify complex concepts, create presentation outlines, and identify market trends, NotebookLM enhances research and brainstorming efforts.
After its browser debut, users can now interact with the app by uploading files and receiving well-cited summaries. The tool can present information in different formats, including written summaries, audio formats, or simulated podcast conversations where users can pose questions. While the app offers engaging features, Google advises users to be cautious, as the information provided may not always be accurate. The app is already available for download on Android, with a potential release for Apple users expected on May 20.
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