NotebookLM, Google’s AI note-taking app, can now summarize — and help you dig deeper into — YouTube videos. The new capability works by analyzing the text in a YouTube video’s transcript, including auto-generated ones.

The Gemini-powered tool, which allows users to upload documents or plain text and have the AI tool convert the material into digestable and simple-to-understand excerpts, can do a lot more. It can help surface key insights, help understand complex answers, and even turn your homework into an interactive podcast with Audio Overviews.

The growing popularity of NotebookLM among different demographics has prompted the team to introduce new features. These updates aim to

You can now upload YouTube videos and audio files to NotebookLM, an AI-powered summarizing tool for education and research. The update means Google's Gemini 1.5 Pro-powered virtual assistant can now handle Google Docs,

Google NotebookLM's latest update enhances its capabilities, allowing users to summarise YouTube videos and search through audio files. This makes it an even more versatile tool for students, researchers,

Google's NotebookLM, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered notebook, is expanding its source base. Today, you can now add public YouTube URLs and audio files directly into your notebook. These additions let users summarize lectures, compare the contents of audio files, and transform video and .mp3/.wav audio into study guides.

Google LLC today rolled out new features for its artificial intelligence note-taking and research assistant NotebookLM, including the ability to upload videos from YouTube URLs and audio files directly, in addition to text, PDFs, Google Docs and web pages.

Google’s NotebookLM expands source and citation features, enhancing research and note-taking with more accurate and diverse references.

The latest NotebookLM update lets you use audio files and YouTube videos as sources. Earlier this month, Google launched Audio