- Google NoteBooklm now supports video previews in dozens of languages
- The upgrade gives video previews the same language options as audio previews
- Notebooklm creates its summaries from real downloaded documents
Google NoteBooklm first made its debut its research tool powered by AI with audio previews capable of making “podcasts” products in AI with digital hosts. The logical extension in video previews followed, with a synthetic voice accompanied by a series of slides which include text and illustrations. However, this capacity was only available in English so far.
Notebooklm Video Presentation is now available in more than 80 languages. For most people, this translates into translated versions of video procedures according to your downloaded notes and your related source documents. The IA teacher is already there and is now a multilingual expert because they present your own content in everything, from Tamil to varnish and beyond.
These are not summaries in AI torn from the web or hallucinated on the basis of a invited wave. Notebooklm is put to the ground in the real material you download. All that AI says, in video or audio, is removed directly from your documents, not from generic training data.
Of course, the video in this context is not a cinematographic masterpiece. The slides are not fully animated explanators. It’s not Tiktok for long -term papers; It looks more like PowerPoint for people who don’t want to make PowerPoints. The objective is clarity, not the show.
IA global video
This is not the only global upgrade to Notebooklm, however. Although audio previews were available in many languages recently, they have limited themselves to brief protruding facts. Now everyone gets the complete Audio AI experience as an alternative to the video option.
For those who may want to read a white paper by driving or cooking, it is extremely practical. He will not win a Grammy, but it could simply help you understand a manual or a complex relationship. Professionals working internationally could use it to summarize a week of making transcriptions as shared videos or audio summary from Catalan to Portuguese. No need to count on the English understanding of a colleague.
If you want to see how AI can digest and explain your collection of academic articles, blog articles and YouTube videos, you can produce a video told by downloading your sources as usual, then clicking on the presentation button. Shortly, a video of about seven minutes will be ready to share, download or use as you wish.
This does not mean that it solves everything. AI can always have trouble with nuances, for example. But the reliability of the presentations is precious in itself. Now they look good too.
