Google Notebooklm offers a video overview

Google Declare On Tuesday, video overview of Notebooklm, auxiliary notes and artificial intelligence -based research. Firstly It was presented at Google I/O In May, video overview allows users to convert dense multimedia, such as initial notes, PDFS, and photos, into digestable visual presentations.

Previously, the service followed a sound approach to help users understand the materials with it Voice OverviewIt is a feature that allows users to create podcast with the apparent AI hosts based on the documents they have shared with Notebooklm, such as courses or legal summaries.

Through this new ability, Notebooklm takes a more visual approach to helping users understand different topics and ideas.

Google says that users can think of a video overview as a visual alternative to a general overview of the sound. The feature creates new images while withdrawing pictures, graphs, quotes and numbers from the documents downloaded to explain the content. Google says the feature is useful to explain data, show operations, and make abstract concepts easier to understand.

Users can customize their video overview, just like how they are able to look at the sound. They can define topics to focus on, refer to their educational goals, describe the target audience, and more.

They can ask simple questions such as, “I don’t know anything about this topic; help me understand the plans in the paper”, or specific questions like, “I am really an expert in X and my team works on Y; focus on Z.”

Google says the video overview is now presented to all English users, with support for more languages soon.

Google has also announced that updates are offered to the Notebooklm studio panel. Users can now create and store multiple studio outputs of the same type in one notebook. In addition, users will now see four tiles at the top of the studio panel to create a voice overview, a general view of the video, mind maps, and reports with one click.

In addition, users can now multiple tasks within the studio panel. For example, they can listen to a voice overview while exploring a mental map simultaneously or reviewing the study guide.