Google’s Gemini Notebook Gains ‘Expert Intelligence’ for Books
Gemini Notebook gains Expert Intelligence, letting users turn owned Play Books into quizzes, infographics and more.
According to a report from Slashdot, citing Digital Trends, the feature allows these books to be turned into quizzes, infographics, and Audio Overviews. Google says the broad idea is to combine what Gemini can already do with expertise sourced from users’ favorite books. For example, someone asking Gemini to create a meal plan based entirely on chicken and spinach could ask for relevant recipes in a Martha Stewart cookbook they own.
The feature is currently available only in the Gemini Notebook app and its web dashboard, but Google plans to bring it to the core Gemini app and the AI mode in Search. As part of the launch campaign, Google is offering one free book to users in the United States, with the caveat that the offer is “while supplies last.”
Google has also partnered with select authors on Featured Notebooks that provide extra insights and context beyond the books themselves. Access remains tied to book ownership, so anyone using a shared Gemini notebook must own or purchase the book to make full use of the feature.