Google's NotebookLM now allows users to create 60-second AI-generated video summaries of their research. This feature is available to Google AI Ultra and Pro subscribers, enhancing the ways users can interact with their notes.
Google has launched a new feature for its NotebookLM product that enables users to create TikTok-style video summaries of their research. This addition aims to provide a dynamic and engaging way to review notes and sources uploaded by users.
Users can generate 60-second vertical clips by selecting a notebook in NotebookLM, choosing 'Video' from the Studio column, and specifying their desired topic. The AI then produces a video with images and narration based on the research materials.
An example video showcases Australia’s unsuccessful war on emus, using creative visuals coupled with engaging narration.
The new video generation feature is rolling out exclusively to Google AI Ultra and Pro subscribers. Additionally, support for free users is anticipated in the near future, although it is currently limited to English language support.
This feature enhances the interactivity of NotebookLM, which already includes capabilities like AI podcasts, cinematic videos, and visual explainers. By diversifying the media formats for research summaries, Google aims to improve user engagement and comprehension.
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Google's NotebookLM now allows users to create 60-second AI-generated video summaries of their research. This feature is available to Google AI Ultra and Pro subscribers, enhancing the ways users can interact with their notes.