If you're researching a topic for the first time and don't know where to start, you can ask NotebookLM to find the sources ...

Google is exploring the option to make NotebookLM accessible through Gemini. Gemini may soon have the option to import and cite NotebookLM notes. This would save users time and let them use the best ...

At Google I/O 2025, the tech giant unveiled new capabilities coming to NotebookLM, its AI-based note-taking and research assistant. Most notably, the company is launching Video Overviews. Google says ...

NotebookLM has quietly grown into a serious research and writing environment, but many of its most powerful tricks stay buried behind basic chat prompts. If you are only using it to summarize PDFs or ...

Conversations in the AI notetaking and research assistant should feel more natural going forward. Plus, you can save what's most important. Blake has over a decade of experience writing for the web, ...

NotebookLM stands out with AI-powered features like source-based chat with citations, mind maps, audio overviews, multi-language support, auto notes, and collaborative tools—making research, ...

Google announced on Monday that it has officially released the NotebookLM apps for Android and iOS, a day before Google I/O 2025 and a day before the company said it would roll out. Since its launch ...

NotebookLM is an AI tool that synthesizes your uploaded content. It can now make educational videos for you. It can also make "reports" based on your materials. Video and report generation are the ...

Once again, there is a new feature available on Google's NotebookLM, the AI tool that functions like a personal assistant and only references material you provide for it. This one is a slide deck ...

Deep Research, the Gemini feature that builds research reports from web info, is now available on NotebookLM. NotebookLM users can now use Deep Research to scan hundreds of websites and upload source ...

I’m a big fan NotebookLM, but the thing I like most about it isn’t something it does, but rather what it doesn’t: hallucinate. I accept that this is my anecdotal experience using Google’s AI research ...