Better Together

We all have much to learn, whether it’s domain knowledge, technical skills or organizational understanding. Traditionally, this involves reading articles, documents, diagrams, and watching videos and seminars, which can be time-consuming.

There is a better way
My friend, Stephen Murgatroyd, introduced me to Google Notebook LLM. It is an AI tool that uses Google’s Large Language Model (LLM) as a base and allows you to add content for in-depth research and learning.

Focused Learning on Selected Sources
With Google Notebook LLM, you can add up to 50 source documents (PDFs and Google Slides), text notes, videos and websites.

Interactive Content Creation
The chat interface allows you to interact with the focused content and create new material.

Enhanced Content with Studio
The studio feature supports the creation of FAQs, briefing notes, study guides, timelines and even podcasts! The AI-hosted podcast is more than a gimmick; it’s a useful way to get an overview of your research.

Collaborate
You can invite up to 50 people to collaborate on your notebook, allowing them to read or contribute content.

Knowledge Retention
The notebook not only accelerates the learning process but also serves as a knowledge hub, making it easier to retrieve and review your materials.

Give it a Go!
Jump in here: https://notebooklm.google/

What does it look like?
See the end product (in 80 seconds) here: https://youtu.be/wJPUylpMRHA

Learn More
Learn more about Google Notebook LLM and explore a useful walkthrough article written by Amberle McKee (8 min read): NotebookLM: A Guide With Practical Examples | DataCamp.