How AI note-taking changes our livesĪI note-taking tools abound. Intriguingly, Apple promised something called the “Suggestions API,” which will enable third-party apps to participate. Once your data is imported, you can use NotebookLM like it’s ChatGPT, chatting with it and requesting information, summaries, analyses, lists, conclusions or whatever else you’re looking for. Then, the app encourages you to import up to five sources of information from your Google Docs (no doubt with other data locations supported in future versions) that can be 10,000 words long each. To use N otebookLM, you create a project, which might be a category of knowledge - say, trends in solar energy over the past decade. NotebookLM’s key feature is that it does the summarization for you, essentially handing you the key points from more complex and wordy sets of information. Summarization was a human task, and the mental process helped us engage with and remember the content. In the pre-AI era, we would go to meetings and summarize key points in our hand-written notes, which we could refer to later to remember what was said. Unriddle costs money, but you can try it free.) How Google's NotebookLM works Once your information is there, you can converse with it in a chatbot-like format. This online app lets you dump all kinds of information into a web app that feels like a cloud-based word processor. (If you can’t wait to get into the beta program, you can try something more or less in the ballpark - Unriddle.
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