Google did it again

@ai.with.andrew

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NotebookLMhttps://notebooklm.google.com/ ↗

Why it worked

The video highlights a high-utility, time-saving feature of a popular AI tool, positioning it as a direct replacement for established software like PowerPoint and Canva.

Summary

The creator demonstrates a new feature in Google's NotebookLM that automatically generates infographics and slide decks from uploaded content. He shows how to upload a YouTube video and convert its content into a visual format.

Structure

1Hook about a new Google update
2Instructions on how to access NotebookLM
3Demonstration of adding a source
4Showcasing the new infographic and slide deck generation
5Call to action for the link

Product placement

NotebookLM is the primary subject of the video, demonstrated throughout.

Call to action

Comment “GOOGLE” and I’ll DM you the link.

On-screen text

Google did it again NotebookLM notebooklm.google LIT 300 Create new notebook Add sources Google Drive Link Website YouTube Copied text Insert The Viral AI Video Workflow: Camera to Publish Studio Audio Overview Video Overview Mind Map Reports Flashcards Quiz Infographic Slide Deck The 100 Million View Video Blueprint Short-Form View Video Workflow The Viral Video Workflow: From Idea to 100M+ Views

Original caption

Comment “GOOGLE” and I’ll DM you the link. NotebookLM now turns hour-long videos into instant infographics or full slide decks 😳 #ai #technews #GoogleAI #CreatorTools #ProductivityTools

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Transcript

Google did it again. They just dropped another update that killed PowerPoint and Canva. Check this out. You're gonna go to NotebookLM and click try. Then click create Notebook. Make sure to save this for later and give me a follow for daily AI tips. Add your sources. So anything from your Google Drive, any websites or YouTube videos, or any text that you want to copy and paste. Let's take this video where Roberto Nixon breaks down his step by step content creation process. Copy the link, paste the link and click insert. Now I have an assistant completely trained on that entire video. But what's new is that I have two options here, infographic and slide deck. Clicking infographic turns his entire process, which was broken down over a 60 minute video, into this beautiful infographic. Drop Google in the comments below and I'll send you the link to try this out yourself.