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Google NotebookLM Upgrades to Gemini 3.5
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Why it matters
- →The integration of Gemini 3.5 enhances the accuracy and reliability of AI responses in NotebookLM.
- →The new cloud computing feature allows for more dynamic and interactive research capabilities.
- →Support for diverse output formats increases the versatility of NotebookLM for various research needs.
Google has upgraded its AI-powered note-taking app, NotebookLM, with the Gemini 3.5 model, enhancing its accuracy and reliability. The update introduces a cloud computing feature, enabling users to conduct research directly through chat and find sources using Google Search. NotebookLM now supports various output formats, including PDFs and data visualizations, thanks to its integration with Google's Antigravity coding platform. This upgrade is currently available to AI Ultra plan and Workspace customers, with plans for broader availability in the future.
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