Google Adds Notebooks to Gemini, Bringing Source-Backed Projects Into Its AI App
Google has announced Notebooks in Gemini , a new feature that turns the Gemini app into a more persistent, project-oriented workspace. Rather than treating each prompt as an isolated interaction, users can create personal notebooks that collect chats and source material, then synchronize that work with NotebookLM. The feature is a material expansion of Google's existing Gemini and NotebookLM…
Google has introduced a new feature called Notebooks in Gemini, which transforms the Gemini app into a more project-focused workspace. This update allows users to create personal notebooks that collect chat history and source material, syncing them with NotebookLM for enhanced collaboration. Notebooks serve as digital knowledge bases for complex projects, enabling users to add various sources like documents, PDFs, and web links, customize Gemini's instructions, and access NotebookLM's unique features such as Video Overviews and Infographics.
The feature is currently rolling out to Google AI Ultra, Pro, and Plus subscribers, with plans to expand to mobile devices, additional European countries, and free users in the near future. This integration signifies a shift towards a more interconnected AI ecosystem, where Gemini, NotebookLM, Google Search, Workspace, and Education work together seamlessly to streamline project management and knowledge organization.
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