Google just shared its plans to roll out an exciting new Mind Maps feature for the NotebookLM.
The news comes just after it went public with the Audio Overviews launch, which is found on Gemini right now. In case you’re wondering, Mind Maps is a great feature to assist users in understanding the bigger picture of a certain subject in the most comprehensible visual manner.
It features several nodes that represent ideas with lines that symbolize connections amongst one another. They also display the links between a certain idea in a manner that assists people in making such connections more prevalent.
The news is a great addition to Google’s NotebookLM, which is the tech giant’s top research helper. You can feed the system documents, articles, and even videos from apps like YouTube. This gives it the chance to summarize the leading points on certain subjects while giving it the ability to chat and ask queries, as one would usually do with a normal AI chatbot.
The best feature is how users can generate Audio Overviews through this system, which is more like an AI-based podcast taking place between two different AI hosts. They will discuss the subject so users can hear it and absorb various key points while being engaged in another task. The sounds and feels are so natural that it’s hard to imagine that those talking aren’t really humans.
Right now, Mind Maps will give another upper hand to NotebookLLMs so they can assist in absorbing data. It works similarly to classic free variants of Notebook LM or any kind of paid-for Plus variants.
To test a new Mind Map, you can open up the NotebookLM or design a new one. After that, select the latest Mind Map chip inside the chat windows. After you are done viewing the Mind Map, you get the option to zoom in or out and can expand or collapse any branches. Then select any nodes to ask queries about anything on your mind.
NotebookLM is really transforming into a necessary tool that students can play around with when they want to comprehend facts faster, instead of spending long times reading over something. Through AI, a lot of the work is done for them, so they’ll see the key facts summarized. So think of Mind Maps as a tool to help you comprehend data more easily.
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The news comes just after it went public with the Audio Overviews launch, which is found on Gemini right now. In case you’re wondering, Mind Maps is a great feature to assist users in understanding the bigger picture of a certain subject in the most comprehensible visual manner.
It features several nodes that represent ideas with lines that symbolize connections amongst one another. They also display the links between a certain idea in a manner that assists people in making such connections more prevalent.
The news is a great addition to Google’s NotebookLM, which is the tech giant’s top research helper. You can feed the system documents, articles, and even videos from apps like YouTube. This gives it the chance to summarize the leading points on certain subjects while giving it the ability to chat and ask queries, as one would usually do with a normal AI chatbot.
The best feature is how users can generate Audio Overviews through this system, which is more like an AI-based podcast taking place between two different AI hosts. They will discuss the subject so users can hear it and absorb various key points while being engaged in another task. The sounds and feels are so natural that it’s hard to imagine that those talking aren’t really humans.
Right now, Mind Maps will give another upper hand to NotebookLLMs so they can assist in absorbing data. It works similarly to classic free variants of Notebook LM or any kind of paid-for Plus variants.
To test a new Mind Map, you can open up the NotebookLM or design a new one. After that, select the latest Mind Map chip inside the chat windows. After you are done viewing the Mind Map, you get the option to zoom in or out and can expand or collapse any branches. Then select any nodes to ask queries about anything on your mind.
NotebookLM is really transforming into a necessary tool that students can play around with when they want to comprehend facts faster, instead of spending long times reading over something. Through AI, a lot of the work is done for them, so they’ll see the key facts summarized. So think of Mind Maps as a tool to help you comprehend data more easily.
Image: Wanderloots / YT
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