Wow...as a form ELA teacher, I know the connections happen IN the conversations. Now allowing the conversations to be student-centric in their interest and (somewhat) student-led, this really is ground-breaking. The next level is seeing this roll out into other language. What a time to be alive!
2:43 WOW 😮! According to the comment of one viewer in the comment section "what a time to be alive". This is a clear game-changer and it can be made to incorporate in different languages. This clearly will make brainstorming diverse topics or problems with convenience and versatility. I truly love it 😎💯💯💪🏾👍🏾 3:38 This is spectacular and it is a powerful tool that can be use many ways. We can use this tool for business, education, religious purpose or even as a hobby. Students will love this tool.
Choose-your-own-adventure stories would an exciting experience. It's like interacting with an audiobook, which would be thrilling. Imagine listening to a detective story and having the ability to choose what the protagonist should do or revisiting a "what if" moment. This concept presents some truly engaging possibilities.
I love using it! I ask the hosts a lot of questions. It's just incredible how much it feels like I'm talking to real people online. I want to see the transcript though because then I can copy certain text of what they said for my notes.
But when you ask the questions (join them and engage the host and guest) - does your suggestions or comments actually change the output of say, the recording as content for a podcast?
By this time next year, agents wont just be chatting with you, they'll be taking actions on your screen. So when you ask questions, they will take over your computers. i see them being able to annotate or pull up a whiteboard ad illustrate as they explain. Lot of potential here. Open AI and Google already have prototypes in Beta that can do this.
I did test it, and my scenarios had the speakers actually quote blank info placeholders, for example. Insert name, or insert topic. For the cases where the source materials didn't have info. Very interesting. I'm still playing around with different scenarios.
Olá, agradeço, mas pelo que sei o podcast do NotebookLM só está disponível em inglês. Verdade que se pode 'driblar' com um prompt, mas fica bem ruim. Há alguma nova sugestão? Grato
@ I think my PC was blocking the popup. Plus my PC doesn't have a mic. So I switched to my MacBook and it works great! Total game changer for English Language Learners!
Wow...as a form ELA teacher, I know the connections happen IN the conversations. Now allowing the conversations to be student-centric in their interest and (somewhat) student-led, this really is ground-breaking. The next level is seeing this roll out into other language. What a time to be alive!
I agree and an excellent example of how this can have a real and powerful impact!
This is so next level! You can now interact with the podcast, so cool!
I know, right? It's pretty amazing.
2:43 WOW 😮! According to the comment of one viewer in the comment section "what a time to be alive". This is a clear game-changer and it can be made to incorporate in different languages. This clearly will make brainstorming diverse topics or problems with convenience and versatility. I truly love it 😎💯💯💪🏾👍🏾 3:38 This is spectacular and it is a powerful tool that can be use many ways. We can use this tool for business, education, religious purpose or even as a hobby. Students will love this tool.
Choose-your-own-adventure stories would an exciting experience. It's like interacting with an audiobook, which would be thrilling. Imagine listening to a detective story and having the ability to choose what the protagonist should do or revisiting a "what if" moment. This concept presents some truly engaging possibilities.
Love that!
this is really mind-boggling! Thanks for the video!
This is the update I was looking for! Would be cool if they made it seem like a caller was calling in to ask a question
Omg. This is crazy good. Actually joining in with the hosts. This is is just science fiction
I love using it! I ask the hosts a lot of questions. It's just incredible how much it feels like I'm talking to real people online.
I want to see the transcript though because then I can copy certain text of what they said for my notes.
This is a great aspect of using this tool.
I think its such a neat evolution of the feature
They seem passive aggressive when you interrupt them 😅
I know, haha, especially when I interrupted before they even started!
This is unreal. So basically we can load books and materials and start the pod cast to have audio based interactive learning sessions
Yes, it's an incredible step forward!
The next step is to upload a well known book to LM, and being able to ask questions about it and related content.
@@aresaurelian great example. Might have to try that :-)
Absolutely amazing
Agree!
Wondering how long it takes to theses features be available for other languages
Agree. No info on multi lingual support yet.
@@FlippedClassroomTutorials , Try to prompt it with, "Have both hosts speak Spanish. Allow no other language."
it is great:) I have access but I was not aware about update - thanks:)
Glad this helped!
But when you ask the questions (join them and engage the host and guest) - does your suggestions or comments actually change the output of say, the recording as content for a podcast?
By this time next year, agents wont just be chatting with you, they'll be taking actions on your screen. So when you ask questions, they will take over your computers. i see them being able to annotate or pull up a whiteboard ad illustrate as they explain. Lot of potential here.
Open AI and Google already have prototypes in Beta that can do this.
I can't wait to see how that develops! I do feel that once we've got accurate agentic AI, we will see another shift in how AI impacts our jobs/lives
Seriously 😮
Amazing!
I know, right?
@@FlippedClassroomTutorials Yep, I love notebooklm podcast. It helped me a lot to understand many authors my teacher shared in old photocopies.
So interesting .. Have you tested if the model hallucinates an answer to a question not covered by the podcast's training data?
I did test it, and my scenarios had the speakers actually quote blank info placeholders, for example. Insert name, or insert topic. For the cases where the source materials didn't have info. Very interesting. I'm still playing around with different scenarios.
It seems that in interactive mode, you can't select a specific timestamp, and you also can't see where the current timestamp is playing.
Correct. For now, as this still seems to be in Beta
Olá, agradeço, mas pelo que sei o podcast do NotebookLM só está disponível em inglês. Verdade que se pode 'driblar' com um prompt, mas fica bem ruim. Há alguma nova sugestão? Grato
interesting
Make suggestions for improving the Google site tool..
Thanks for the suggestion! I'll add another Google Sites Video to the list of future videos
Yeah, but you correct them, and have the podcasters change their answers in real time.
This is a nutty developmet. I also made a video about LM.
Cool.....
How would this be an improvement in functionality over a custom GPT ?
Can we inject our own voice ;)
Not at this time
Guys, try it first... I did and, the results are 1/10... The interface idea is good but results are.. Well like gemini... C***
Do you have access to this through Google One Premium or the free version. I seem to have access but it doesn't stop loading.
Try refreshing after a log out and logging back in. That should kickstart it if it is stuck loading.
@ I think my PC was blocking the popup. Plus my PC doesn't have a mic. So I switched to my MacBook and it works great! Total game changer for English Language Learners!