I wonder if you feel the same way as me: My bookmarks contain hundreds of articles, and I can never close all the browser tabs. You tell yourself "I'll look at it when I have time," but you know you'll never have that time. Me too. Until I discovered NotebookLM. I fed it all 100 articles about AI that I had collected over the past three months. Then I asked a question: "What are these articles saying?" Thirty seconds later, it gave me a summary. It wasn't a mechanical summary; it genuinely helped me extract the core points. Even more surprisingly, I asked it, "Are there any contradictions among these viewpoints?" It identified three points of divergence that I had never noticed before. At that moment, I suddenly realized: I thought I was collecting knowledge, but actually I was just hoarding information. NotebookLM does a very simple thing: It transforms the things you've hoarded into knowledge that truly belongs to you. You can talk to it, ask it questions, and ask it to help you find contacts. It's like having a teaching assistant who never gets tired, always there to help you digest all the content you've seen. My bookmarks folder is finally no longer a graveyard.
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