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      NotebookLM is finally working for me again! With over 100 videos transcribed by YouTube across multiple channels, I decided it was time to create a personal wiki about myself and my views. NotebookLM is great for this, but manually importing each video would be tedious and time-consuming. So, I used the YouTube to NotebookLM extension (linked here) to automate the process.      Simply navigate to your YouTube channel or playlist and click the “NotebookLM” button. This automatically sends all the videos to your NotebookLM notebook. Free users can upload up to 50 sources, while paid users can have up to 300. Thankfully, Google offers a 14-day free trial—which you can cancel after creating your wiki.      NotebookLM can generate mind maps, but I found that feature a bit lacking. Instead, I prompted it to “create a wiki” and asked for as much detail as possible. The first draft it produced was surprisingly solid—about 97% accurat...

     Finally! Google Notebook LM is an app on Android. Last year, I gave it 'Tech Product of the Year' because of its sheer usefulness. It allowed me to ask questions about SSALTW, import my own PDFs and data, and ask questions about one specific site and not billions and billions of sites like ChatGPT.   The mobile application is on Android and iOS and is free to use for now. This is one of Google's coolest products, and I hope it doesn't go the way of the Google Graveyard or have exorbitant pricing schemes once the AI bubble dries up.