@the_futureAI: Google owns the world's most powerful learning tool. It's free. Has been open for several months. 95% of people are sti…
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Google's NotebookLM is a free, powerful learning tool that most people are using incorrectly; this tweet highlights eight time-saving use cases.
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Google owns the world’s most powerful learning tool.
It’s free. Has been open for several months.
95% of people are still using it wrong.
I give you 8 NotebookLM use cases that can save you a lot of time.
🔖 Bookmark it, you’ll thank me. https://t.co/XyYMFZOh6N
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