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Ever feel like you're just
drowning in research?

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Oh, yeah. You're not alone.
We are absolutely bombarded

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with information
these days. Yeah.

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But making sense of it all.
That's the real challenge.

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So today's deep dive
is all about a potential lifeline.

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Okay. Notebook LM. Google's
experimental AI powered notebook.

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Now, I know what you're thinking.
Another AI tool. Another AI tool, right.

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But trust me, this
one's different.

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Imagine, just imagine having
an AI assistant that doesn't just...

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organize your research papers,
but actually reads, analyzes,

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and summarizes them for you.
It's like having a

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super powered research partner
who can just

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like digest mountains of
information and then

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pull up the gold nuggets.
Exactly. And that's what we're going

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to break down today.
How it works and why it's

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causing such a stir
in the research world.

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So let's start with the basics.
What exactly is notebook LM?

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And how is it different from,
say, just having a really,

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really organized folder of PDFs? Well,
think of notebook LM as a small

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smart research workspace.
Okay. It's not just

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storing your files. It's
understanding them.

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You upload your PDFs and notebook LM
uses AI to analyze the content,

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identify the key themes,
and even extract important findings.

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Okay. So it's like it's doing the initial
skim reading and highlighting for you,

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which is impressive. But
what happens next?

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How do you actually interact
with this analyzed information?

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Well, that's where things
get really, really interesting.

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notebook LM doesn't just
spit out a generic summary.

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It lets you ask very specific questions,

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about your research material. So if
I'm researching, like, a specific theory,

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I can ask notebook LM something like,
what are the main arguments for

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and against this theory? Exactly.
And that's where this source

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grounded part comes in.
notebook LM doesn't just give

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you a general answer.
It pulls an answer directly

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from your papers
and highlights the exact sentences or

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paragraphs that support it.
It's like having

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a direct line to the
evidence. That's huge. Yeah.

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No more skimming through pages and
pages trying to remember where you saw it.

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You saw a specific point.
Exactly. It's all right there,

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neatly linked back to the original source.

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And it goes beyond just
finding information, right?

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Remember how we were talking
about information overload?

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notebook LM tackles this by
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the connections within
your research. Okay.

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I'm intrigued. How does it
do that? Give me an example.

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Let's say you are looking
for some common themes

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across, I don't know,
say a dozen different

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research papers on a
particular topic. Okay.

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You can ask notebook
LM to identify those shared

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games and it will point
them out. But not only that,

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it'll show you how they're
discussed differently

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across all of your sources.
And this is where those

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aha moments happen. The ones
that can really push

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your research forward. It's like
it's helping you

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connect those dots that might have
been like buried in

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a mountain of information.
And that is a game

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changer when you're trying to
synthesize complex research.

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What about working
smarter, not harder, right?

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Exactly. Exactly. Now,
all this talk about AI and

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research kind of reminds
me of Tiago Forte and his

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second brain concept. Yes.
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system of knowledge. And it
feels like notebook

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LM really aligns with that idea,
wouldn't you say? Absolutely.

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Tiago emphasizes externalizing our

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thinking, creating a
system that helps us not just

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store information, but
actually use it effectively.

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Right. And that's precisely
what notebook LM enables.

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It's about moving beyond simply

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collecting information, to actually
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So it's not just a tool for remembering.
It's a tool for understanding.

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Yes. And that's where things
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But before we delve deeper
into the features that

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make notebook LM a potential
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researchers, we're going to take a quick
break. When we come back,

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we'll explore how this AI

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powered notebook can
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deeper insights from
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Exactly. And the next time
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you know,
some AI generated something or other,

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don't just scroll past it.
Don't just take it at face value.

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Stop for a second.
Think about it.

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What's the thought process here?
What's this thing trying to tell us?

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You might be amazed
by what you discover.

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Welcome back. Before the break, we were
diving into notebook LM and it's potential to

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like totally transform how
we approach research.

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Now, you might be
thinking, okay, this sounds

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helpful for finding specific facts
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but can it really help me generate
new ideas? That's a great question.

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And it leads us to one
of the most impressive

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aspects of notebook LM, its ability
to generate a variety of research aids.

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Okay. Based on your uploaded
material, we're talking about things

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like custom FAQs,
study guides tailored to your

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research questions, even
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Okay, let's break that
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I get how that would
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report or like a website.
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to academic research?
Imagine. Okay, so you've

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uploaded a dozen research
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Now, instead of having to
reread and summarize every

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single paper to pull out
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counter arguments, you can just ask
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an FAQ document. What you get is a concise
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of debate within your research material,
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organized, easy to digest.
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helpful for just like
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on a new topic or prepping
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debate where you need to
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at your fingertips. That makes
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It's like having notebook LM
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of the most crucial information,
all sourced directly from your research.

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No more like frantic highlighting or
trying to remember where you saw that

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one important quote.
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of it is it's not just
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It's organizing it in
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understanding and
analysis. So it's not just

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about finding the
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information usable. Yes. And insightful.
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I can see how those would be
helpful for students. But could you give

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an example of how a
researcher might use that feature?

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Let's say you are about to dive into a
new area of research within your field.

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Okay. You've gathered a stack of
those really important foundational papers,

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but you want to make sure that you're
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the connections. Yeah. With notebook LM,
you can actually ask it to

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create a study guide that highlights
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the findings from those papers,

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essentially providing you with a
roadmap for your own deep dive.

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It's like having a personalized syllabus
for your own research. Right. Journey.

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And you mentioned something
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That sounds incredibly useful
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But how would that work in practice?

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If imagine you're a historian researching
a particular event or a period. Okay.

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You've gathered primary source documents,
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news articles, maybe even
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Right. Instead of having
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chronology of events from
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sources, you can ask notebook
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It'll analyze the
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the key events mentioned,
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visual representation of
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This can be incredibly powerful
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inconsistencies,

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and ultimately gaining a
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That's amazing. It's like having
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work of sticking through all
the dates and the details. Right.

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So you can focus on the
bigger picture analysis.

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Now, speaking of
bigger picture analysis,

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let's talk about the chat
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notebook LM really
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of science fiction, wouldn't you say?
It's definitely one of the

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most innovative aspects of this
whole technology. Remember

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how we were talking about how
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questions based on
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chat feature takes that
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Okay. Walk me through it.
I've got my notebook LM open.

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I've uploaded my
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What do I do next? With
the chat feature, you can have

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a real back and forth with
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So instead of asking a single question,
you can engage in a dialogue

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refining your questions as you go and
drilling down into specific areas of interest.

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So it's like having a conversation

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with like a really,
really smart research assistant. Yes.

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Who's read all the same papers as you.

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Precisely. Let's say you're writing
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on the effectiveness of a
particular medical treatment.

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Okay. You could start by asking
notebook LM something super broad like,

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what are the main findings
regarding the treatment efficacy? Okay.

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From there, you can narrow
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Maybe you're curious
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side effect that is mentioned
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You can ask something like, tell me more
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patients with pre-existing conditions. Okay.
That started below my mind a little bit.

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So I'm essentially able to
have a conversation with my

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research material. Yeah.
In real time. Yeah.

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Guided by notebook
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the dogs and surface
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But how do I know
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cherry picking information
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How does it ensure
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where the source grounded
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Okay. Just like with
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answer that notebook
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directly linked to your source material.
You'll see citations next to each

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point allowing you to very easily
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context for yourself.
Okay. That's reassuring.

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So I can follow the trail so to speak and
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answers are grounded in the actual research.
Yeah. And not just its interpretation.

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It's about providing you
with the tools to be efficient.

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Right. But also
critical in your analysis.

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This level of interaction with research

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material feels incredibly
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having a co -pilot on
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It really is. But before we get like too
carried away with all the possibilities,

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let's shift gears a moment

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and talk about the practicalities
of using a tool like notebook LM.

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We've covered a lot of ground today from
like the very basics of what notebook LM

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even is to its potential
to like totally revolutionize

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how we do research,
how we analyze information

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and even like generate
new knowledge. Yeah.

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As we're wrapping up here, I'm
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kind of like the broader
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Are we like entering
a new era of research

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one where AI plays like a
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I think it's definitely
a paradigm shift.

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I mean, for centuries, research
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individual scholar, you know,
painstakingly gathering information,

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reading it, analyzing it.

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But now we're really on
the cusp of having these AI

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partners that can
augment our abilities.

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And it's pretty amazing.
Imagine a future where

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researchers can bypass those hours of,
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like tedious reading and analysis
and just dive right

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into the heart of
their research questions.

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Like having a whole team of research assistants
working tirelessly behind the scenes.

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Exactly. But with that comes
the responsibility to make

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sure that we're using
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and ethically,
right? Absolutely. Just because we can use

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AI for research doesn't
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should use it for everything.
It's really important to be mindful

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of the potential pitfalls,
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you know, over-reliance
on these AI generated

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insights or the the temptation
to kind of treat these

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tools as a substitute
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Right. It's about striking that balance,
right? Yeah.

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Using AI to enhance our abilities. Yeah.
Yes. Not replace them. Exactly.

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using like a digital audio workstation.
Okay. It's a really powerful tool.

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You know, it can
enhance their creativity and

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their productivity, but
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the musician's talent or skill
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That's a great analogy.
So for our listeners

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who are like really excited about no book
LM and these other AI research tools,

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what are some key takeaways
that they should keep in

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mind? First and foremost,
just approach these tools with

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a healthy dose of curiosity. Okay.
But also skepticism. Okay.

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Don't be afraid to,
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experiment, explore the
capabilities. Yeah.

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But always be willing to
question the results.

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Think critically about that information.
Don't just take their word for it.

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Exactly.

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Second, remember that AI tools are
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the data that they're
trained on. Right.

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So, if you are working with
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the results are going to reflect that.

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Garbage in, garbage out. Right.
Like they say. Exactly. And then finally,

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you know, stay informed about the ethical
considerations surrounding research.

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Right. This is a field that is constantly
evolving and it's crucial to kind of

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like stay up on the
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these technologies as they develop. Yeah.
It's like we're all explorers kind

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of like charting
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So there's a sense
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It's very exciting. But there's
also a need for caution.

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Right. Absolutely. And awareness. Yeah.
As we kind of navigate this landscape.

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Well said.

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So, for our listeners who want to
learn more about Notebook LM,

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we'll include a link to Bronte
Beaker's blog post in our show notes.

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And for those of you who are
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the development,
the story behind Notebook LM,

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I highly recommend checking
out Stephen Johnson's

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podcast episode. Oh yeah.
It's a great listen. It's fascinating.

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We'll link to that as well.

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And of course, you know,
check out Bronte Beaker's

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newsletter, his blog,
all that good stuff.

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Definitely. He's a fantastic resource
for staying up to date on AI and research.

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He really is. He
consistently delivers really

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insightful analysis
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He does. So as we wrap up this deep
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we'll leave you with this.
How are you going to

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use these tools to maybe
ask some new questions,

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explore some new frontiers,
and unlock new discoveries?

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Until next time, keep exploring,
keep questioning, and keep learning.