Google's NotebookLM Update

NotebookLM, an experimental product in Labs designed to help you do your best thinking, is now available in the U.S. to ages 18 and up. And it’s starting to use Gemini Pro, Google’s best model for scaling across a wide range of tasks, to help with document understanding and reasoning.
Here are some of the recent updates:
Increased source limit: Notebooks can now include up to 20 sources.
Increased word count: Sources can now include up to 200,000 words.
Write individual notes: Adding a note will now create an independent new note instead of adding to a single notepad.
Noteboard: You can now see all your written and saved notes pinned to the Noteboard space above the chat box.
Save chat responses as notes. NotebookLM responses can be pinned to the noteboard for your reference later.
Citations saved to notes. When chat responses are saved as notes, it retains the original citations.
Jump to citation in source. Clicking on the citation number in a chat response or a saved note immediately takes you to the original quote in the source.

[@tadpole3402]

Incredibly helpful

[@zaiologyy]

Great video thx for the perspective. It's truly an incredible tool, seriously the future! I use it for zodiac summaries and it's really incredible what's possible when you throw everything in the mix, Gemini is what's up

[@DeveloperJourney]

Nice overview and demo. I can't figure out how to make the Google Drive integration work. I can traverse the folder structure of my Drive but can't see any files. Probably a permissions issue. Thanks for taking the time to walk through this product.

[@DaimonSweeney]

Great update! Thank you.
I want to mine the transcripts of my presentations for course outlines and so on, but being machine-generated they're not perfect. Will NLM correct or understand incorrect words, or is it completely literal?

[@heminthehat]

Hey Joshua - great video! Off subject question... what tool are you using to do the screen recording and screen share?