In addition to these features, NotebookLM will now suggest actions based on user activity within the app. For instance, it may offer tools to refine prose or suggest related ideas from sources based on what the user has written. Other new features include the ability to save responses from NotebookLM as notes, share notes with others, and focus the app's AI on selected sources during a chat. The app's limitations have also been expanded, allowing up to 20 sources in a notebook, each with up to 200,000 words.
Key takeaways:
- NotebookLM, Google's AI-powered note-taking app, is now widely available in the United States and is getting several new features.
- The app can summarize documents, come up with key points, answer questions about your sources, and now has a feature to transform your notes into other types of documents.
- NotebookLM will start providing suggested actions based on what you're doing in the app, offer tools to polish your prose, suggest related ideas from your sources, and allow you to save helpful responses as notes.
- Google is expanding some of NotebookLM's limitations, allowing you to include up to 20 sources in your notebook, each with up to 200,000 words.