#Notebook LM

[ex-foster]

So I discovered a new toy called Notebook LM. It is this AI that is similar to ChatGPT but it only analyzes data that you feed it (PDFs, links, even YouTube videos). Then you can ask the AI questions about the material. But get this, that's not even the coolest part. It can even generate a podcast based on what you feed it. (for example the topic of Foster Care). It generates a life-like podcast with two hosts and they explore the topic you want.

You can use this as a way to study. It is capable of breaking down complex topics into bite sized pieces that laymen can understand. You can use this as a learning aid to help you understand topics like financial literacy, understanding your legal rights (employment, housing, personal), reading and understanding contracts and agreements.

I'm totally geeking out over this. I've wanted to make a foster care related podcast for a long time but there has definitely been barriers like finding a host/guest to speak to. Even though I know some former foster youth who expressed interest in podcasting, some of these topics can be pretty painful to revisit. There's also just the hustle and bustle of working full time and barely having any free time for side projects.

Anyways I think it's a really neat tool and people should check it out because it has a lot of utility.

[theology101]

This might be Heresy, but I’m going to say it - I use AI to help me worldbuild.

What’s that? No, of course I don’t use ChatGPT or any other form of generative AI that makes up lore or plot for me. Nah, I use Notebook LLM to pretend I’m a best selling published Author

Like, this program has an AI podcast where two very well made voices will talk about whatever subjects you give to them. I first learned about it because a polisci teacher recommended it as a resource, but after learning I could plug in MY fanfics and original works? It’s nice.

Beyond the personal satisfaction it gives me, having an outside perspective on what I’ve submitted allows me to know where to make changes for clarity or the plot, as well as occasionally introduces new ways to view my characters. For example, when I had them read my Fantasy setting, the small plot point that Character A’s violence was against Chacter B was more about their interpersonal relationship and why A thought that it was for the best based out of their goal - Notebook remembered what I had written in my context source and when the AI started talking about it, they did a deep dive into the cultural traditions/norms that made A and B end up in conflict.

Like that was a connection I’d made but not thought too much about and boom, here a Robot is saying “yo that’s neat, write more about it.”

[venniekocsis]

They Assessed Me, and It’s Wild.

Google NotebookLM has a section where their AI will assess your web presence and produce a conversation based on your public work. You feed it links to assess. I searched myself in Google and grabbed the top links, along with my art store, my swag store, and a couple of my YouTube music videos. Listening to this, I thought, “Gosh. AI seemingly knows me better than I know myself!” It made me…

[smile-files]

please reblog for a bigger sample size, and to tell me your opinion on AI in general (for instance, you might usually disprove of AI but find it acceptable in this circumstance). thanks!

[louisliamforever]

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[goldislops]

https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/693b7a5b-c370-43f2-8ca3-c1e6c1a4ba10/audio

[dr-iphone]

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[russellian-j]

グーグル「NotebookLM」　－ 自分専用AIを作る？ https://russell-j.com/magmag/br_magmag_n890_20240629.htm

　生成AIの発展にはめまぐるしいものがあります。汎用の生成AIだけでなく、日本語に特化したものも作られつつあり、また、分野別のものも今後いろいろ作られそうです。

　本日、Googleが2024年6月にリリースした「NotebookLM」に関する次の記事が目にとまりました。

　「自分専用AIを作る　グーグル「NotebookLM」を家電取説・辞書・時刻表 　　で使う」 　　https://www.watch.impress.co.jp/docs/topic/1602337.html

　書かれていることを少し、列挙してみます。

・グーグル「NotebookLM」は、自分だけのオリジナルAIデータベースが作れる　サービス ・ユーザー自身の手でデータ登録して「知識」を与えることにより、そのデー　タを前提にしたやり取りや分析が可能になる。 ・汎用AI（Google GeminiやOpenAI ChatGPT）は、確かではない情報をもっともらしく回答してしまう「ハルシネーション」が課題になっているが、登録データを元にした回答しかしない NotebookLMは、(データに嘘がない限り)ハルシネーションと言える現象は原理的に発生しない。 ・ただし、NotebookLMが扱えるのはテキストベースのデータのみ・また、（現在のところ）1つのノートブックにアップロードできるのは最大90ファイルまで（合計容量は200MBまで）

　これを読んですぐに思いつきました。将来、アップロードできるデータ量が格段に増えれば、バートランド・ラッセルのポータルサイトにアップロードしてある膨大なデータ（２万件近くのコンテンツ）をグーグル「NotebookLM」サイトにアップロードすれば、たいへん強力な知識データベースになるはずだ！

「アップロードしたデータを前提にしたやり取りや分析が可能」であるならば、ラッセルの様々な知見を前提にした対話や議論をすることができ、論理的思考能力や判断力も格段に向上するはずだ・・・？？？

　Google のことだから実現するだろうと思っていますが・・・？

[memorycollectr]

Okay, so I feel like I should mention that because ChatGPT is something called a language model is super helpful as an aid not a replacement.

I used it during my English class for it to beta read my essays. It has the capability to recognise syntax and grammar errors and fix them in a tone that works within your essay.

It also is helpful as an organisational tool. I had use it to help me structure essays by using prompts like "I want to write an essay about X, and I want to touch topics A, B, and C. Can you help me structure my essay?" Which if you don't know where to start can be incredibly helpful, because it gives you a skeleton to build upon.

I don't know if it has similar structure capabilities for creative writing but I wouldn't be surprised.

At my brother’s suggestion I started to use ChatGPT to generate customized vocabulary lists for the languages I’m studying and unfortunately it’s just as useful as he said it is. I’m very angry about how much faster it is than trying to put together a list yourself.

[demigods-posts]

tell me why i'm running a fanfic i'm writing through googe notebook lm!!! and in the fucking audio overview!!! the ai referred to annabeth's dad as about as emotionally present as a doorknob!!! i'm literally crying from laughing so hard omg!!!

[martian-astro10]

If you are a student, ESPECIALLY a college student, use "notebook lm", SAVED MY LIFE, FR. I had not prepared for the exam at all, opened the book at 2am, and covered the whole syllabus using it, just upload the book and ask questions, books are often formatted in a way that makes it hard to concentrate but it breaks down the paragraphs into bullet points, USE IT

[catedemia]

study tips i wish i knew sooner !

these are a few of techniques or study habits which have proved to work for me, personally, i faced challenges such as:

getting overwhelmed with the study material

not knowing the best way to take down notes while i studied

not being able to remember what i studied

not knowing where to start

therefore, if you relate to any of these things, this post just might help you !

★ this post is divided into 3 sections

PLANNING

STUDYING

RESOURCES

a summary of this post: (read below for detailed explanation)

— go thru your syllabus and previous year question papers, mark every topic asked ans prepare those topics first. create a summary sheet for each chapter and use study resources.

1. PLANNING

— go thru your syllabus

it is important to simply your tasks down to the nth so as to avoid getting overwhelmed with the material. for this it’s best to go thru your syllabus and understand what is expected of you from the course. this helps in not feeling shocked and alienated when you immediately jump into the studying the first module and all the information hits you like a truck

— go thru your previous question papers

get your previous years’ question papers and go thru the questions asked. simultaneously mark the topics in your syllabus and after going thru all the questions you’ll see that certain topics get asked more and certain questions are often repeated — you have yourself a study guide !

— make a study schedule

get a calendar and mark the dates leading to your exams or tests. schedule one subject for two days each and try to cover as many modules possible. i personally try to cover 4 modules in two days as i focus on the study guide i created (as talked in the above point)

2. STUDYING

— first try to finish all the topics from the study guide

understand the concepts and topics you have marked in your syllabus so you are prepared on the topics asked previously on the exam which oftentimes gets repeated. with this out of the way, you won’t be overwhelmed with fear of not having anything prepared at all

— finish a topic and teach

this is one of the methods that helps me understand the concept easily. teaching someone out loud makes me focus on the material solely and allows me to catch any information i may have missed to include. you can teach it to a friend or i personally teach it out loud to nothing or myself or to a plushie

— create a doc or write down important notes of each module

after finishing each chapter/ module/ unit, make a note of the important information and the the topics you need to work on again or simply make a doc of everything you learned and use it as a summarised sheet of that particular chapter you can glance at

3. RESOURCES

— notebook lm

turns your notes into a podcast of two people

— xmind

for making mind maps or brainstorming

— watch other people be productive

i watch youtubers like yoora jung, to get into the zone of being productive and studying efficiently. feed your brain media which motivates you to study and use social media to your advantage. look at this post of mine where i mention two study instagram accounts which post motivational videos.

[the-flabbergasterer]

writing tip - if you're feeling dumb or like you don't have anything worthwhile to say, and you need a pick-me-up, paste an excerpt of your writing into google notebook lm. let it absolutely glaze your work and dissect it as a serious form of literature, and you'll start feeling like a serious writer

[hsrlanedefencesquad]

Any fellow college students on here? who has used or uses notebook lm? how has it reflected in your test or exam scores? Negative or positive?

[louisliamforever]

I know for sure I definitely wrote ficlets for Lilo on my old blog and it will be interesting to see if I find some reblogged somewhere on these blogs.