This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. The problem with musicals spun from popular books and movies is that too often all they’re trying to do is ...

What if you could have a fully private, AI-powered assistant that doesn’t just take notes but transforms the way you work, without ever sending your data to the cloud? WorldofAI breaks down the ...

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I’ve been through dozens and dozens of notebooks in my lifetime—starting with my first summer camp journal at age eight, when my deepest thoughts were mostly about friendship drama and our trip day to ...

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Their romance unfolds over decades, with three pairs of actors sharing the roles: Beau Gravitte and Sharon Catherine Brown as Older Noah and Older Allie; Ken Wulf Clark and Alysha Deslorieux as their ...

What if your notes could think for you? Imagine a workspace where your files, ideas, and research not only coexist but actively collaborate to simplify your workload. That’s exactly what Microsoft has ...

I must admit, I didn't think NotebookLM would be an AI service of interest to me when Google first released it. Built on Gemini models, NotebookLM lets you feed the AI a variety of sources to generate ...

To help demonstrate what NotebookLM can do, Google is introducing “featured notebooks” on various topics. Google partnered with “respected authors, researchers, publications and nonprofits” to create ...

Google is transforming its popular AI-powered research and note-taking assistant, NotebookLM, into more of a destination. The company announced Monday it would add a series of featured notebooks from ...

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