YouTube is a goldmine of educational videos, but taking notes or getting a quick summary has always been a manual process. AI is now stepping in to make learning from online content much easier.

Google is adding two new source types to NotebookLM, allowing you to create notes and summaries from YouTube videos and audio files.

NotebookLM, Google’s AI note-taking app, can now summarize — and help you dig deeper into — YouTube videos. The new capability works by analyzing the text in a YouTube video’s transcript, including auto-generated ones.

You can now upload YouTube videos and audio files to NotebookLM, an AI-powered summarizing tool for education and research. The update means Google's Gemini 1.5 Pro-powered virtual assistant can now handle Google Docs,

Google's NotebookLM, an artificial intelligence (AI)-powered notebook, is expanding its source base. Today, you can now add public YouTube URLs and audio files directly into your notebook. These additions let users summarize lectures, compare the contents of audio files, and transform video and .mp3/.wav audio into study guides.

Google's Gemini-powered NotebookLM promotes healthy usage of AI for learning with key features that help surface key insights, breakdown complex material, and more. The tool's Audio Overviews feature can turn a block of text into an interactive spoken-dialogue discussion,

NotebookLM, Google's AI research companion, just got another pretty sizable upgrade. You can now add YouTube videos and audio files directly into your notebooks, opening up a whole new world of learning possibilities without having to find workarounds to do so.

Google’s Notebook LM powered by Gemini 1.5 Pro, gets new updates including YouTube video summarizations and shareable AI-generated audio content.