Transcription
Hello. My name is Evgeny Kovalenko, and in this video, I will tell you about ten major updates to Notebook LM that have happened recently, which you might have missed, not known about, or not guessed. I will cover all the tools, show them, that are in Notebook LM, which have undergone some changes, updates. What is Notebook LM? Notebook LM in a nutshell, basically, as it is written on the screen, understand anything. It can help you understand anything, regardless of who you are. You can be studying in school, you can be a student, you can be a teacher, if you need something for, for example, composing all sorts of exams. You will see all of this now. You can be a person who is interested in keeping a blog or you already keep a blog. To create content, you don't have to be someone specific. You can just be a person, a person who is interested in learning something new, understanding something new, helping with what you understand in some specific topic. It will be like an applied tool for you, starting from the very. It's not necessary for it to be related to artificial intelligence or to studying. Starting from the very simple everyday and understandable topics. I don't know, like, for example, making a plan for the day or some kind of sports program, exercises, or nutrition. And ending with some complex philosophical concepts, some complex things from fundamental sciences. That's what Notebook LM is designed for. It can help you figure all of this out and generally be a very useful super-tool. And to start using Notebook LM, you can go to any search engine. You need to type Notebook LM. Notebook LM. Either type it in the address bar, or in the search engine. Find it, click here. and click on try Notebook. Next, you will need to enter your email address, but a Gmail from Google. Without it, you won't be able to use this super-useful tool. Click try Notebook LM, and it redirects me to the site where I can log in. I will enter my email and password here. If you don't have an account, create one. If you already have an account, you can easily connect it in one click and start using Notebook LM. So, after you have entered your Gmail email and password or simply connected it in one click, we arrive at this main page where we have featured notebooks, meaning we can explore some notebooks that Notebook LM itself promotes and shows us. Yes, we can look at something about William Shakespeare, about Jane Austen, about the 1945 archive, and so on. These are quick notebooks. You can go there and explore them right away. Something might interest you, and you can immediately go and explore it. But you can also do this: click here, Create Notebook. Clicking on Create Notebook will bring up a message window like this. In this window, you can add sources. What do we need? We don't necessarily have to add our own sources; we can find them using Discover Sources. This wasn't there before. Gradually, Notebook LM's features were added, and this Discover Sources, Fast Research, Deep Research feature also appeared. And therefore, you can use sources from, search for them based on what you ask for, yes? Here in the center, there is Upload Sources, meaning you can add your own sources that you want to learn from, on the topic you want to understand. This can be, well, it lists here the topics, files that you can learn from and ask Notebook LM to help you, yes? So, PDF, text, markdown, HTML, I assume, audio, in audio format, DOC, AV, and in photo format, and so on and so forth. So, about 20-25 formats. You can also use Google Drive, give Notebook access to Google Drive, where you will have certain documents uploaded, so you don't have to upload them here. It will use the storage and work with these sources through the storage, yes, on a specific topic that interests you. Link. Link is where you paste links, links to specific websites with the topic you want to understand, yes, and learn about or create content on it. So, basically, anything that comes to your mind related to sources, you can write an article, critical or non-critical, understand something, and so on, yes? So, you can set your own links. YouTube. YouTube is clear, links to YouTube, meaning to videos that you also want to include in this topic. And Paste is simply where you paste a copy, click, it will open a window, and you can just paste the copied text there. And below it says that we can use up to fifty sources simultaneously in one of our research projects. I will not now, well, as I explained, so that you understand how to use all of this. You can click here, it will open, upload like this, or drag and drop. Everything will open here too. In principle, it's all clear and easy to use. I will not now search for a bunch of documents and so on and so forth. I will just use Discover Sources. I will click. After clicking Discover Sources, I am redirected here, where I need to enter a query. We have Fast Research, we have Web, meaning in this window, it is highlighted in blue. You can choose to search the World Wide Web, the internet, or you can choose Drive. Again, there is an option to switch to Drive, where your documents will be. Fast Research and Deep Research. Research, as you understand, is quick research. It's good for quick results. It finds information on a specific topic quite quickly. It's not necessarily related to artificial intelligence and so on. Again, I return. It can be any topic that interests you. Lose weight, gain weight, nutrition, sports, some kind of daily routine, how to study more effectively, some kind of programming, cooking, and so on and so forth. Any spheres of human interest can be entered here. And Fast Research will do it very quickly. Deep Research is a more in-depth research; it will take time, it will search for several minutes, search more deeply, more thoroughly, and conduct a search to add additional sources, yes? The sources will appear here at the bottom, but let's do fast research. Let's try to do fast research and then add deep research. That is, it's not necessary to do either or immediately. Well, you can switch between topics, meaning only fast research might be enough for you, or perhaps fast research won't be enough. That is, the number of sources will be insufficient, yes? So, for a specific narrow topic, it will find five, and you'll think: "No, I need more sources, I want to know more, so I'll do deep research so that it searches more deeply, finds something somewhere, looks, and adds more sources." Yes. Again, I return, I will not write here: "Let's say, I don't know, general artificial intelligence, year 2037." All these topics. Well, the video itself is already about an artificial intelligence tool, so writing it again is, well, like beating a dead horse, right? I will ask about some everyday topic. You can write queries in any language. It understands and perceives a huge number of languages. I will write in English simply for convenience. You can do it however you want, meaning you can write in English, English sources will be used, and then you can translate it to another language using the tools on the right sidebar, which I will explain soon. But first, let's try to write fast research, yes, for example, how to boost your metabolism. No, probably, probably metab metabolism. Well, yes, metabolism will help, of course. Metabolism. There, metabolism. How to boost your metabolism? Well, let's write after 35-40 years, yes, for example. So. How to increase, how to speed up metabolism, yes, metabolism in the body after 35-40 years? Unfortunately, a harsh truth. Let's do Fast. I click Fast, and it starts searching websites on the topic that interests us. And now it shouldn't take long. There, in principle, it researched very quickly. It found seven sources. If there are seven sources, we can immediately import them, delete them. We can work with the sources, yes, we can review them, meaning which ones to add, which ones not to add. Even if we add all of them, it's okay, we can later disable, enable, and delete them individually. And also delete broken sources. But what will we do here? I'm just doing this for demonstration, I won't sit here and study all these sources, look, yes, I liked this, I didn't like that, and so on and so forth. Just so you know, I will just show and click on the tools, and you will be able to figure out for yourself which source you like, don't like, maybe it suits you, maybe it doesn't, maybe something is written incorrectly, and so on. Plus, I will say three very important things now when you work with sources. Click Import. In Import, it imports all our sources. Here they start to load. And here it loaded, uploaded. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Ah, so three and seven more. So there were three indicated plus seven, I didn't pay attention. So we have 10 sources. And we see a broken source, yes? This source is not under. Well, it might not necessarily be a broken source. It could be a source where, for example, you go to the website and you cannot read the information if you don't buy a subscription, if you don't pay for a subscription, if you don't register there. Well, artificial intelligence and, in general, a person, cannot access and review it. Well, you can manually, there are some manipulations on how to manually read such sites. Well, but that's not the topic of this video, but in general, if it's red, you don't need it, because it cannot extract information from it. Therefore, we click here and click Remove Source. If we have many red sources, yes, meaning we have, I don't know, five of them in different places in a row, it doesn't matter how, click Remove All Failed Sources. That is, it will immediately delete all the red ones, and here we delete just one. I delete, yes, Remove. Well, in principle, a window appeared where you could copy the line, paste it, and try to see, understand what's wrong. Maybe the site is constantly loading, maybe the site is not working, maybe it used to work as a source, now it doesn't, maybe it's paid, and so on and so forth. Now, working with these sources, with this topic, we can click here and select Deep Research and click the blue button to conduct a more in-depth research on the given topic of interest. The topic we want to understand, the topic we want to study, the topic we want to work with, create content on, I don't know, and various other things. I click here, and it starts planning. Please stay on this page. So, it's important not to close it, because the process is working while the page is open. You can switch between tabs, but the page must be open. So, Notebook LM has finished its deep research. It gave me 20 additional sources that we can also import here. We will do that. That's why we did this deep research. Click Import. And we have a total of 9, 10 were there. I discarded one non-working one. And here we have 20 more. And all of them are working. Now we have sources. Hormonal health and metabolism, metabolism recovery after 35 years. Well, it wasn't exactly like that for me. But in principle, it's my topic of interest, yes, in this case, in this video as an example. Well, in general, I understand what needs to be done for this, but let's say I don't know. Now, having sources, what do we need to do before we start working with these sources, with the sidebar, what do we have here, which I will explain soon. There is a life hack, three life hacks, a life hack with three prompts that are worth writing. The first prompt to write when working with the sources we received, why use these life hacks and why write and ask something? Because Notebook LM, yes, it is really good at creating less hallucinated, more accurate content, more accurate text, because it works with sources, it works with specific text, it doesn't invent things from its head, it doesn't combine, well, it combines, but from sources, yes. And, but the thing is, why do these life hacks that can help you? is that articles can be unfinished, articles can be paid for, articles can have a certain bias, a certain agenda, so to speak, yes, articles can contradict each other. Therefore, to avoid this or to make the information more, how to say, objective, yes, to analyze it more critically, the first prompt, the first life hack, or the first prompt from the life hack, that I want to tell you, out of three life hacks, yes, the first life hack is to write, to write in Russian or in English, identify any discrepancies between my sources, as well as any contradictions between them. Yes. So, we will write this: "Identify any discrepancies on any contradiction," or write in Russian: "Identify any discrepancies between my sources, as well as any contradictions between them." After that, we press Enter and wait for it to complete this work. That is, it will complete it, it will identify and show the discrepancies between the sources. This is how it showed it, it explained it, it provides the sources, the source numbers, with which you can work, it lists the discrepancies between the sources. And what can you do with this further? You can exclude certain sources or exclude all sources, depending on, well, for example, one source is more, how to say, more, one source is more authoritative and a less authoritative source makes some contradictory statements. Therefore, it's probably worth referring to the more authoritative source, but you can exclude both. The next life hack to write when working with sources is to identify gaps in my sources, what is missing for a complete understanding of the topic. That is, you write it like this: "Identify gaps in my sources, what's missing that would be necessary to understand the topic fully," yes? Or "Identify gaps in my sources, what is missing for a complete understanding of the topic." After that, you send it, and it again starts working with these sources to identify gaps. The third life hack, if you can call it that, is in this prompt. Are there any opposing, alternative, or lesser-known points of view that are not covered in these sources? This is a very good thing. Click Enter, send, and see. Again, we can work with all of this. With all these sources. Sources five, six. Everything is indicated. You can click, it will switch. And I see, just by the numbers, very often in all articles, five, six pop up. In any case, you need to read and look, of course, not just blindly disable everything. Although you can try that method too. And I move on to the next. This is the right sidebar, where we have Studio, and below it, there are eight tabs, eight buttons that have undergone changes, that have received some updates recently, especially there are even new features: Infographics and SlideDeck. The first is Audio Overview. Audio Overview helps us create an audio overview of our topic based on our sources. It summarizes the information and creates an audio explanation for our topic, based on the sources it found, based on the sources we provided, what we are interested in studying, understanding, figuring out, working with, creating some content, yes? We need to click not just on the Audio Overview button, but on the pencil. Why is this done? So that this window appears, where we can choose the format of the Audio Overview, yes, audio overview. That is, we have Deep Dive, a very in-depth, ah, in-depth analysis of the topic, yes, Brief is quick, a quick run-through of the topic, to tell briefly, about some key points, to touch upon some key meanings, to tell, just to say, yes, Critic is critical, that is, it will be a critical analysis of our topic. And Debate will be like two people talking, well, there will be two speakers. And one can say that the topic will be considered from one point of view and from another point of view. Obviously, depending on what you choose here, we also have Length. And Length, so Brief doesn't have it. Brief is quick. It's a quick, it's a short, it's a very short format, Brief. It's about a minute and 30 seconds. It does a quick run-through of the topic so that you understand the topic quickly, yes? If you, well, if you understood the topic quickly, they told you, and you want to delve deeper, you can just go back here to Audio Overview, click Deep Dive, and it will expand more broadly on what you heard briefly, yes? And like Length, there is Default, Short, and here Long. Here, in Deep Dive, you can control the length of the track. That is, Length is the duration, it can be Short, a short audio, yes? So, a short audio, but a deeper analysis. That is, it won't be a brief, it will be in-depth, but shortened, so to speak, yes? So, if it's a minute and 30 seconds here, then here it will be about 3 minutes. Default is probably seven minutes, and Long can be more than 10 minutes. Explanation of your topic. We have Choose Language, we change the language. We click here, and here are the main innovations in audio. Ukrainian language was recently added here. Yes, Ukrainian language is here, and video too. And it's Russian and Ukrainian, it's of amazing quality. That is, it reads and tells incredibly cool. So, for example, well, I'll remove English, yes, let's say, let's take, so that it's in Russian, yes, to listen to what kind of example it will create. So, well, you can choose any language, as there are a huge number of them. So, if you look at the slider, there are very many of them, so, well, I think about 80. So. And below. What should be the host focus on this episode? Here it asks what you want the AI-generated host to focus on, yes? What specifically should this host talk about? You can leave this field empty, but you can also focus on specific topics. For example, you can, see, there is a hint, a hint on how exactly to focus, focus on a specific source, focus on a specific topic. Try to reach a special audience, yes, try to reach, explain it to those who are new to biology, yes, new to biology, that is, someone who doesn't understand biology, metabolism, sports, food, artificial intelligence, and so on and so forth. Or just leave it untouched, so that, well, you don't have this, well, you can indicate, you can know: "I'm a beginner," explain it like a beginner in such a topic, yes? In principle, yes? Then you can hear that you know something, and you can already create. In principle, only if you are a beginner. In something, you should indicate beginner. If you know a little, then probably just generate, listen, maybe you'll learn something new. I click Generate. After that, it starts loading here and loads here. We see, an audio overview is being created. This will take some time. After that, a track will appear here that can be played. It can be downloaded, it can be used for your purposes, it can be, it remains here in Notebook LM. You will have a separate notebook created, yes, a separate notepad. And then, by creating a notebook, everything will remain. Until you delete it, you can always return to it and work with it, with what you have created, with the sources that were indicated there, with the text, and so on. Mindmap button. Mindmap, as you can see, there is no pencil here. So, in Mindmap, a visualization of the connections between sources is created. That is, Notebook LM allows you to upload dozens of documents, PDFs, articles, even handwritten notes, yes, and Mindmap helps to see how ideas from one document intersect with thoughts from another document. This turns scattered information into a unified knowledge system. It structures complex topics, yes, when you study a new area of information, it often seems chaotic. With Mindmap, you can break down the main topic into subtopics. A topic tree is built, key definitions are highlighted, hierarchy is seen, yes, what is the cause and what is the effect, yes, and writing scripts and plans can be done using Mindmap, if you use Notebook LM to create content, articles, term papers, work reports, content, and so on and so forth. Mindmap serves as the skeleton of your future text, yes? You can ask artificial intelligence to create a structure based on your uploaded sources and transfer it in the format of this map, yes, Mindmap, a smart map, I don't know how to say it, an intellectual map, yes, a brainstorming session will take place based on facts, yes, unlike a regular notepad, in Notebook LM you can ask artificial intelligence to generate ideas based only on your data. And Mindmap helps to focus these ideas so as not to lose context and quickly find confirmations, quotes, and original sources. Here we hover, and it writes: "Generate an AI-made map based on your sources." That is, generate an AI-made Mindmap based on your sources. Click here, and our map is loading, based on thirty sources. It also indicates how many sources are used, how many checkmarks we have in our left panel, where we can remove or enable or return them. And the map is prepared very quickly. We click on it, and it looks like this. This is what the map looks like. It's very easy to move it with the right mouse button, like this, you hold and move, yes, rotate and zoom in, zoom out. And it says: Metabolism aging after 35-40 years. This is the main topic, from which four other topics branch out, yes? Here we see, medical and clinical support, lifestyle, metabolism, and we can further break down these subtopics into what stems from these topics, yes, the main topic, subtopics, and so on. We have the option to close it, hide it back into the notebook, so we can see it, download it. And there are these buttons: Good Content, Bad Content. That is, when you work with any content generated in Notebook LM, you can rate it as good or bad. This is a very useful thing for the artificial intelligence to learn what to do, so that it repeats what it does well and what it does poorly, it does less. Reports tab. In the Reports tab, we can create a report based on our sources. That is, it will take all the sources that we mark as a basis and create such a report, yes, like this, in blocks. First, second, third, fourth, fifth, touching upon certain topics, for example, I don't know, lifestyle, nutrition, sleep, and so on and so forth, yes, concerning our topic, that is, well, your topic can be anything you want, and there it will also be divided. Click on Reports. After clicking on Reports, we have the option to create your own report. We have a format, we can set our own format. Here, Create Your Own Format. We have Brief Briefing Doc. This is also, again, a brief. Briefing is when you quickly, briefly, concisely tell, create a report. Study Guide, as it is written here, a short answer, a short quiz, with questions and answers. Blog Post is in a blog post format, convenient for reading, yes, also not very long, but short. Here, Suggested Format, while I was explaining all of this, talking, topics for the report were quickly generated below. That is, it creates, looking at what I have, it created four reports, which I can, four formats for a report, which I can
Create, right? An informational guide, a white paper, meaning here will be a comprehensive analysis. Comprehensive, meaning, a content-rich analysis of lifestyle and an informational guide, a manual, right, a step-by-step informational guide on what needs to be done, like a conceptainer that will explain the difference between metabolism, muscles, and brain health. And here, at the bottom, it's signed what exactly a particular format provides. And we choose, or we can create our own, again, returning, right, create your own, meaning click here and write what exactly we are writing the prompt, what exact format we want. Well, there are also templates, and there is fast generation with artificial intelligence. For example, I want a fast, right, a fast document, a fast report. Click here. We choose the language here. We choose the language, any language we want. There are many of them. And here at the bottom, describe the report you want to create. And below there is a hint. You can delete it and write your own. Or, if it suits you, you can leave it. I will just leave it for demonstration of the tool and in general, well, let's see how much time and how it will be created. Audio overview, audio report ready on our topic from thirty sources. As indicated here, it was created for about five minutes, maybe less. And here is the play button. Here, we click the play button. >> Many, I think, are familiar with this feeling. Here, say, you turn 35, maybe 40, and it seems that >> it's very familiar >> the body, it suddenly starts to live by its own rules. >> It breaks down. >> Yes, absolutely. >> Favorite jeans that literally yesterday fit perfectly, today >> they really hit a sore spot. You can't do that, right? Not just jeans. >> Not some kind of betrayal. >> In general, do you hear? So, in terms of quality, how good, super high quality, I don't know, how people start yelling, preaching, stomping their feet, saying that no, it's soulless, there's no soul here. I don't know, it suits me. That is, if I don't have the opportunity to sit and read, the bus is shaking, the train, I don't know, I'm walking down the street, I can't read like this, right, but I can generate this topic, put on headphones, any topic, walk and listen in such a wonderful, amazing voiceover and understand something new, learn for myself. Figure something out. And as you can see, it generated for a whole 16 minutes from thirty sources. This is amazing, this is gorgeous, this is cool. Well, I don't know, I need to give it a like, but you have to listen to it completely, well, for the presence of artifacts. But usually I haven't encountered artifacts when I listened. Now, returning to the report. The report is ready. We can look at the report. I click on the report. And this is how our report looks. Analytical review, metabolism, aging, and something else, right? From intervention strategies. Here is a brief overview. Metabolic rate naturally declines with age, especially after 30-40 years. Next. First. Understanding metabolism, its age-related changes 1.1. Then comes the breakdown 1.2. Strategies for accelerating, maintaining metabolism. Here, a table with food has been added, what to eat. Lifestyle modification, metabolism, general condition. So, this is a gorgeous, excellent article or blog post or anything for content, for content creation, ready. That is, ready text, ready post. Now, as for video overview, this is a video overview. It's like, in principle, it will sound quite, well, stupid, strange, but it's like audio, only with pictures. Yes. Well, but really with pictures. The thing is, it doesn't generate some cool cinematic video and so on and so forth, so that, like, someone sits there animatedly, does something, or something happens on the screen, some fillers are used. Well, at least, that's how it is for now. But in any case, it's quite good. That is, there are some illustrations that relate to the topic being discussed, shown on the screen. We click not on the video overview, but on the pencil to work with it, right? That is, we see here, explain, we start with the format. We have explainer and brief. Returning to brief, brief is a quick, quick explanation. Explainer is more detailed, more specific, more, uh, the devil is in the details, right, paying more attention to the little things. Well, roughly speaking, figuratively speaking, right, brief is to quickly go through the topics and make a video. I will do a brief so that it generates faster. Language selection. Again, we can choose any language we want, with which we want to work, we understand better, we want to create content in it, and so on and so forth. Choose visual style - this is a new feature. Before, everything was generated in one style. Now there are several styles to choose from. There is the classic style that was. There is custom, custom style, meaning you set the style, the style in which you want the video to be created. And below, how the AI-generated presenter should be created, focus. Again, there are short hints. Targeted specific use case. That is, focus on a specific task, right? That is, a presentation, a presentation for a book club. Help me review this quiz, right, a quiz. Show photos from the album, meaning create a video compilation from photos that you specify, right, focus on, um, papers related to biology, and so on. That is, you can use the hints, you can write something of your own, or you can simply leave this field empty. I will click, let it be auto. No, let's choose something interesting here. I like an. Waterc Retro Print Heritage Papercraft. Well, let it be Papercraft. Generate. I click Generate. Our video has been added to the queue. As you understand, you don't have to wait for one process to finish to start others. You can just click through them all at once if you need them, and it will all be generated at once. Well, and obviously, as we were told earlier, you need to stay so that the tab remains open, do not close it. If you close the tab, go for a walk, come back, open it, nothing will be generated. That is, you can switch between tabs, but do not close the tab. Flash Cards. Flash Cards are cards that create questions on your topic. On the front of the card, there will be a question. Clicking on the card, it will flip over, and the answer will be written. This is Flash Cards, as written, Basics on your source. You click on the pencil, not on the card. You click on the pencil. And after that, we have the number of cards. A few, standard, or many. That is, let's leave it standard. Let's have a standard number of cards, probably about 10. Difficulty level of questions on the given topic: easy, medium, hard. Let's leave it medium. And below, again, we can specify certain things. Try these things. The cards should refer to a specific source, the cards should focus on a specific topic. The card should be short, one to five words for memorization. That is, you can set the card format yourself, or you can leave this field empty, right? And you click generate, and it went into the queue along with the video generation, as I said. Now, Quiz. How does Quiz differ from Flash Cards? The thing is, Quiz is a quiz. It's when you are asked a question, and you have four answer options. It's in the form of a quiz, and Flash Cards are in the form of, how to say, a questionnaire, right, a knowledge check, you could say. We click on Quiz, we click on the pencil, not on the Quiz. And we have the number of questions. Few questions, standard number, many. And the difficulty level: easy, medium, or hard. And also, we can again specify what the quiz should focus on, right? That is, the quiz should focus on a specific source, the quiz should solve a specific focus on a specific concept or on a specific, well, a specific concept of physics, right, explain something from physics. Create, create, please, a quiz that helps me prepare for my exam on the history of Ancient Egypt. That is, you can write it like that, depending on what sources you give it, right? And I will leave everything standard for now and click generate. The cards are ready. I click on the cards. And here we see it like this. We have 67 cards from 30 sources. We can open them. And thus, we have, uh, we can download them too, again, evaluate, restart. And we can read the question. To begin with, of course, you need to familiarize yourself with the source, because here is some. I don't know who she is, what she does for her metabolic age to decrease from her 54 to 5. Uh, I don't know what she does, you need to familiarize yourself with the sources. But in any case, you read the question and click on the card to see the answer. She lifts weights, she gave up alcohol, she gave up refined sugar and ultra-processed food. Scroll further. And we have arrows where we can go back and forth. And we can scroll through all the questions like this, check your knowledge, also download or organize, I don't know, some kind of quiz for yourself among friends, at school, for students, schoolchildren, and so on and so forth. Or check your knowledge yourself, see where you are good at, where you have gaps, so that you can use this in the future, well, to, knowing where your gaps are, use it to, well, look for other topics and fill those gaps with knowledge. So, our quiz is ready. We click on Quiz. We expand it to full screen for convenience. At the top, we have the question. 12 quiz, 12 quiz questions. And here, uh, we have the question and four answer options. For example, this one, right. Well, I'm just doing it. Okay. So, I answered correctly, and it explains why it's correct. That is, it prompts, if it's incorrect, let's try next. I'll try to answer quickly. Let's do this one. Okay. See? No, it's incorrect. Not quite right, meaning it's not quite right, here is the explanation, and then the correct answer follows. And thus, we have a quiz on our given topic, any topic based on our materials, on sources, on PDFs, on YouTube, and so on and so forth, where it creates, like, a number of questions. That is, we can take from several sources to create 12 questions or more, like 20-30 questions broadly. Then combine these sources with other sources to create, so that there are many questions, right, if you need many. Now, Infographic. Infographic is a very cool thing. It's a new thing. It's in beta, but it's available now. It's available now for testing and trying, but it will be improved, right? This is what kind of update, an update, a new feature. Therefore, we click on the pencil. And we have the option to choose the infographic language. Let's take Russian. Here we have orientation. Orientation, well, meaning, the orientation of the image, right? So, landscape is wide, panoramic, right? Portrait is vertical, like portraits are made vertically, and square is square. That is, depending on what format you prefer, like, where you want to create content, you can do it, right. Well, I'll set landscape. I generally like infographics when they are panoramic. Here we have, uh, consile - this is like advice, right, you could say. Standard infographic, where it will be broken down into, say, six things that need to be done for metabolism. Just saying, just like that, right, get up in the morning, drink water, do exercises, run, eat more fiber, more protein, and, I don't know, 8 hours of sleep, right, something like that. And detailed, right, it's in beta, but you can still try it. Well, I'll set standard. And describe the infographic you want to create. That is, describe what kind of infographic you want to create. You can suggest a style, you can suggest a color, you can suggest to focus on blue color, a bluish theme, right, bluish colors, and highlight three key stats. This is like a skill, or maybe you could say, right? That is, you can direct it yourself with your text, what kind of infographic you want to create. Or you can not bother, write nothing, just want to see what comes out of it. You just don't know how to create it, you click generate. But you can also create, for example, if again, returning to this exam about ancient Egypt, write something like create in the theme of ancient Egypt, right, and it will try to create it in the theme of ancient Egypt. That is, yes, if you are doing it, if you need it, right, if it's, for example, something about World War II, also create in the style of World War II, that is, and see how it, how artificial intelligence will create it, in World War II. And the main update is that they have improved the artificial, well, they have added nano everywhere, meaning it generates all these infographics, all these slides. This is very cool. Well, I'll leave it for now, I'll just click generate and see what it generates. The video has been generated, we can watch it. We click play. Here I somehow got into metabolism. >> Here, here, we can now listen and watch what will be shown on the screen, >> that building it up is the first and most important step. The thing is, with age, muscle mass, >> well, that is, you see, right, >> it creates something like, how to say, slides with a voiceover, and the slides are related to the topic it's talking about, as you may know, with age, like two people, one old, one young, it seems to be the same version, time passes, like, well, you understand the logic, right, >> it interferes, and this directly affects metabolism. This process has a name, sarcopenia. Oh, I didn't know that. >> And it starts, by the way, earlier than you might think. After all, muscles burn. >> Well, you see? So, in this way, in this way, a quick, like, switching of five-second pictures, right, so that you remember by ear and visually, that is, some kind of sarcopenia, you saw it, you read it, you heard it. That is, in this way, it's better remembered. Well, at least, I don't know, it seems so to me, it works for me, probably. So, the infographic is ready, completed. We can click here. I click. And this is how it looks, right? So, why does metabolism slow down with age? Divided, and below, according to meaning, we have loss of muscle mass, hormonal changes, decreased activity. And there are five ways to speed up metabolism. That is, this is super cool. Well, I don't know, it looks very high quality, very cool. All of this was generated very quickly. And so, like, I'm just estimating how much time it would take to draw all these things manually or get them from somewhere, cut them out, process them, insert them, write them, even with all sorts of grids, even with all sorts of templates. That is, well, maybe someone can do it super fast, but in any case, for me, as a person who is not trained to sit and make these infographics, well, I really like it, it's super simple and cool. This is how it looks. You can, of course, rate the content, bad content, good content. You can share it, you can download it, you can, well, collapse it, close it, and again, rate in the corner whether it's good content or bad. And we move on to the last new feature - it's Slide Deck. We don't click on the button, we click on the pencil, as we remember, and a window opens where we can create a slide deck - it's slides, just slides, right, slides. That is, when you click the button, and the next slide switches, and you see and read something on the slides. You can create detailed slides or presentation slides. Detailed slides are, as it says here, comprehensive deck with full text and details. That is, it provides the full, voluminous text, covering all details, listing, uh, ideally suited for sending to someone. For self-reading, for reading. You just turn it on and people read and then switch, right? And, well, or people read themselves, switch. Present Slides is when it creates clean visual, clean visual slides with key points that help you not to forget the topic, right? You want to, you have a topic in your head, you keep some five key, seven key points that you want to talk about, but you might mix up the order or forget something in the middle or generally forget. And you look, for example, first - it's, like, metabolism 35-40 years old, right? Second - nutrition, third - training, fourth - you, like, peek and finish talking about the topic. You peek, look, switch, look at your prompt and remember what you wanted to say on this topic, so as not to lose consistency, right? Here we can choose the language. Here we choose the language. We will choose Russian. And there is length: short or default. Short means short slides. Default means the standard number of slides for presentation slides or detailed slides. I will take detailed slides, but short ones. That is, let's see how good this detail looks, but so that there aren't many of them, so that it doesn't take too much time to create. Now, describe the slide deck you want to create. Again, below there is a dialog box, a chat, where we can write what exactly we want, how we see it, right, what audience it addresses, in what style it should be, what it should focus on. That is, we can write all this, or we can write nothing and just click generate and give free rein to the creativity of artificial intelligence, right? So, the slide generation is complete. We click here. We can, in principle, click play to play it and have it play the slides itself. We read, like, right, in slide format. On the right side, we have 10 slides. And here is your body after 30. Instructions for a new operating system. How to understand your metabolism and set it for a long and energetic life. Stop fighting your body, learn to manage it. This guide will explain why old methods no longer work and what to do instead. And with an arrow, we can scroll, see, 30 years they outweigh 50, because of the loss of everything. You also need to specify that it, well, it, in principle, converts pounds to grams. Well, okay. Typical for women after 30. Sarcopenia increases. Appetite increases, growth hormone decreases, insulin sensitivity drops, build, nourish, optimize, that is, and in this way, that is, 10 in such quality, amazing, awesome, good, high-quality, error-free, without anything, slides are created. That is, I, well, I'm shocked, I really like it. And in this way, I have reviewed Research, Deep Research, and eight panels on the right, which have been updated recently. That is, they have improved, their audio narration has become better, video creation with audio narration has become better, right, languages have been added, that is, audio has been added in Ukrainian, infographics have been introduced, and slide decks have been added to generate images using nano, additional styles have been added, these are all the main innovations. And in general, I have reviewed and explained all of this. I hope this video, uh, you liked it. It was useful to you. You can support it with a thumbs up, subscribe to the channel, and click the bell to not miss new videos on this channel. And that's all. Thanks for watching. See you soon. Good luck. Bye.