Google adds auto-labeling, source categorization, and easier sharing to NotebookLM
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Updated · Android Police · Apr 25
Google adds auto-labeling, source categorization, and easier sharing to NotebookLM
13 articles · Updated · Android Police · Apr 25
The new features, rolling out now, activate auto-labeling when a notebook has more than five sources and allow pasting multiple email addresses for sharing.
NotebookLM can assign multiple labels to overlapping sources, and users can personalize or reorganize labels, including with emojis, for improved organization and efficiency.
These updates are designed to save time for research-heavy workflows, making it easier to manage large notebooks and collaborate with teams, with broader label support planned for future releases.
When will NotebookLM offer real-time collaboration to truly compete with tools like Notion for professional teams?
Will NotebookLM evolve to not just organize research, but to autonomously identify knowledge gaps and suggest new ideas?
How does Google truly protect sensitive corporate and academic research data uploaded into its NotebookLM tool?
Why does Google's advanced AI tool have a 50-source limit, and are there plans to remove this cap?
Can Google's AI accurately label niche academic research or will its categories oversimplify complex knowledge?
Will automating research with AI enhance our critical thinking skills, or will it ultimately weaken them?