Google makes NotebookLM available to all US users

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NotebookLM is Google’s experimental app that uses AI to help you take notes. It is now available to all US users 18 years or older. It also has new features and uses Google’s Gemini Pro AI model for better document analysis and reasoning.

With NotebookLM, you can import documents and get summaries, key points, and answers to your questions. And now, you can also convert your notes into different formats, such as outlines, study guides, emails, newsletters, and more. NotebookLM will suggest the best format for you, or you can choose your own. 

NotebookLM can now also give you smart suggestions based on your note-taking activity. For example, if you write a note, NotebookLM may offer tools to improve your writing or ideas from your sources. You can also save NotebookLM’s responses as notes, share your notes with others, and chat with NotebookLM using specific sources.

NotebookLM has fewer limitations now. You can have up to 20 sources in your notebook, each with up to 200,000 words. Google first introduced NotebookLM (previously called “Project Tailwind”) at its I/O conference in May and tested it with a small group of users. 

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