A short video/transcript excerpt discussing new Notebook LM features: AI-generated video overviews and visuals that pull images/diagrams from documents. The speakers demonstrate with an example on surrealism, mentioning Salvador Dalí (1929) and René Magritte and a quick timeline approach.
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Salvador Dalí — "Illumined pleasures", 1929.
René Magritte.
Did you guys see the new update to Notebook lm? What's super cool is Notebook alumni does video overviews. So it's not just the podcast, but this is video overviews. Check this out.
Video overviews. In Notebook lm, the AI host will pull in images and diagrams from your documents and create new visuals to help illustrate points. They're available now in English and coming soon in more languages.
Okay, let's dive into the wild world of surrealism. What better way to kick things off than with Salvador Dali's illumined pleasures from 1929?
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And check out this piece from Renee Magritte. Okay, so to really get where surrealism came from, let's hit the highlights on a quick timeline.
Sick to me. And this is important because now as we're talking about education and we're talking about how things are going to be done with studying and education, this is a big deal. Remember, no book element is a research assistant. And so now these podcasts, people learning better by listening instead of just reading. You got the podcast video overview, and now they're making slide decks for you to do this as well. So this is interesting to see how it's going, how curious Google has in the pipeline, but this is how AI is evolving every single day. One week in AI is like five years. So this is another one that Google did shout out to Notebook lm. I love it. Can't wait to try it out and see how we can use this. In my own context. I'm curious on some of the use cases for those of you as well. Education is going to shift drastically, and I'm curious to see how this is going to assist. All right, you guys have a great day.