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The Audio Overview will be generated. This may take several minutes. Once generated, you can play the Audio Overview podcast in the Notebook Guide pane, share it as a link, or download it as a WAV ...

As previewed at I/O 2024 in May, NotebookLM is rolling out an “Audio Overview” feature that turns your documents, slides, and charts into “engaging audio discussions.” When you open a ...

Audio Overviews still aren't perfect I created a Notebook with four sources from Android Police, including three articles and a YouTube video, one on Android 15, and one with a comparison to iOS 18.

In my testing, a very short piece of text created a five-minute audio clip, whereas two lengthier and more dense Google Docs documents I uploaded created an 18-minute Overview.

NotebookLM can now generate audio discussions based on your topics with the click of a button. The discussions feature two AI hosts who summarize the provided information and banter back and forth ...

The new Audio Overview feature in Google's AI tool, NotebookLM, allows you to create realistic podcast-like conversations from webpages, slides, PDFs, uploaded text, and more. Google describes ...

Audio Overview lets you turn any documents you upload to the AI into podcast-like shows. It creates AI characters that discuss the files you’ve just uploaded, and it’s a feature I can’t wait ...

How To Create a NotebookLM Audio Overview Choose Your Content Decide what content you would like to summarize. You can use just about any kind of content - documents, websites, YouTube links, etc ...

Now, Google has brought those fake AI podcasts to search results as a test. Instead of clicking links or reading the AI Overview, you can have two nonexistent people tell you what the results say.

Users can create a new Audio Overview, tap the “interactive” button and then click on “join” while listening, and the AI hosts will call on the user to ask their question.

Instead, tapping the “Gemini Audio Overview” directly opens the file (.m4a) in a browser tab. As such, you’re interacting with the default Chrome, iOS, etc. player, though it does allow for ...