New School Year — New Neuro Tools!
Forget boring notes and hours-long lectures. Google has radically updated its AI notebook NotebookLM, and now it can create video explanations of study or work materials in Russian!
Who is this a must-have for?
• Students and schoolchildren: The perfect assistant for preparing for seminars, exams, or just quickly absorbing new material. Upload your lectures and get ready-made video summaries.
• Anyone learning: Taking an online course? Exploring a new field? Just feed all the materials to the AI notebook, and it will turn them into a convenient visual format.
• Anyone working with information: Create visual demonstrations of your own materials for yourself and colleagues.
💡 Important note: The service is not officially available in Russia, so you will need a VPN to access it. Try it for free.
Be sure to share this post with those who are about to bite the granite of science this year. 🚀
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