Google NotebookLM
Source-grounded AI research
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Used to create an AI research assistant grounded entirely in sources you upload (PDFs, docs, websites, YouTube videos). Students and researchers use it to ask questions about their materials, generate summaries, create study guides, and even produce AI-generated podcast-style audio overviews of their sources.
Access free at notebooklm.google with a Google account. Create a new notebook and upload up to 50 sources (Google Docs, PDFs, websites, YouTube URLs, etc.). The AI grounds all responses exclusively in your uploaded sources, with inline citations for verification.
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University of Pennsylvania
Associate Professor at Wharton studying AI's effects on work, entrepreneurship, and education. Named one of TIME Magazine's Most Influential People in AI. Author of the NYT bestseller 'Co-Intelligence.' Creator of the One Useful Thing newsletter with 50k+ subscribers. Advised the President's Intelligence Advisory Board on AI. Co-directs Wharton's Generative AI Labs.
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Bestselling author of 'Where Good Ideas Come From' and 'How We Got to Now.' Early collaborator with Google on NotebookLM (originally Project Tailwind). Co-developed the Audio Overview podcast feature. The most prominent external champion of NotebookLM.
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