NotebookLM 2.0 Is Here and It's Incredible

Channel: Paul J Lipsky

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[0:00] This is the new Notebook LM. And I know,

[0:03] it looks exactly the same as the old

[0:05] Notebook LM. But under the hood, they've

[0:07] added something incredible that's going

[0:09] to completely change the way that you

[0:11] use it. With added agent capabilities

[0:14] and the power to create PDFs,

[0:15] PowerPoints, and other files directly

[0:17] from the chat, this is now the most

[0:19] powerful Notebook LM we have ever seen.

[0:22] I've been using this to analyze data,

[0:24] identify missing revenue opportunities,

[0:26] and so much more. If you're a fan of

[0:28] Notebook LM, trust me, you're going to

[0:30] want to know about all of these new

[0:32] updates and everything you can do with

[0:34] it. There are two parts to this update.

[0:36] Let's start with the part that's easier

[0:37] to understand. And to demonstrate this,

[0:39] I'll use an example. Let's say I'm

[0:42] looking to open a gym where I live. And

[0:44] I'm trying to decide between an

[0:45] independent startup and a franchise

[0:47] business model. As I'm sure you know,

[0:50] when you create a new notebook in

[0:51] Notebook LM, you can manually add any

[0:54] sources, or you can use the research

[0:57] tool on the left to find sources. That's

[1:00] what I've done here with this notebook.

[1:02] And as I'm sure you also know, over here

[1:04] on the right, you can use these sources

[1:06] to create different artifacts. Here for

[1:09] instance, I've created this slide deck.

[1:11] I've also created this infographic,

[1:15] and this data table. These artifacts are

[1:18] great, but you're a bit limited in how

[1:20] you can use them. This data table for

[1:22] instance, can be exported to Google

[1:24] Sheets, but not to an Excel file. The

[1:27] slide deck c

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