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Google's AI research notebook, NotebookLM, has introduced a significant upgrade that enhances collaboration by allowing users to publicly share their AI-powered notebooks with a simple link. This new feature, called Public Notebooks, enables users to share their research summaries and audio overviews generated by AI with anyone, without requiring sign-in or permissions. This move aims to transform NotebookLM from a personal research tool into an interactive, AI-powered knowledge hub, facilitating easier distribution of study guides, project briefs, and more.
The public sharing feature provides viewers with the ability to interact with AI-generated content like FAQs and overviews, as well as ask questions in chat. However, they cannot edit the original sources, ensuring the preservation of ownership while enabling discovery. To share a notebook, users can click the "Share" button, switch the setting to "Anyone with the link," and copy the link. This streamlined process is similar to sharing Google Docs, making it intuitive and accessible for users.
This upgrade is particularly beneficial for educators, startups, and nonprofits. Teachers can share curated curriculum summaries, startups can distribute product manuals, and nonprofits can publish donor briefing documents without the need to build a dedicated website. By enabling easier sharing of AI-generated notes and audio overviews, Google is demonstrating how generative AI can be integrated into everyday productivity workflows, making NotebookLM a more grounded tool for sense-making of complex material.
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The public sharing feature provides viewers with the ability to interact with AI-generated content like FAQs and overviews, as well as ask questions in chat. However, they cannot edit the original sources, ensuring the preservation of ownership while enabling discovery. To share a notebook, users can click the "Share" button, switch the setting to "Anyone with the link," and copy the link. This streamlined process is similar to sharing Google Docs, making it intuitive and accessible for users.
This upgrade is particularly beneficial for educators, startups, and nonprofits. Teachers can share curated curriculum summaries, startups can distribute product manuals, and nonprofits can publish donor briefing documents without the need to build a dedicated website. By enabling easier sharing of AI-generated notes and audio overviews, Google is demonstrating how generative AI can be integrated into everyday productivity workflows, making NotebookLM a more grounded tool for sense-making of complex material.
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References :
- Maginative: Google’s NotebookLM Now Lets You Share AI-Powered Notebooks With a Link
- The Official Google Blog: NotebookLM is adding a new way to share your own notebooks publicly.
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Classification:
- HashTags: #AINotebooks #AIPublicSharing #GenerativeAI
- Company: Google
- Target: Researchers
- Attacker: Google
- Product: NotebookLM
- Feature: AI Notebook Sharing
- Malware: Gemini
- Type: AI
- Severity: Informative