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- The audio review emerged as Google’s breakout AI hit, which combines virtual podcasts with a couple of hosts.
- After the notebook is debuting with LM and spreading to other Google Services, the company is experiencing audio review in search.
- For this initial test, access is limited to the United States only and supports English only.
Forgive us to raise the sound like a broken record from this point, but Google’s audio reviews have easily emerged as the company’s most real and useful AI tools. First debuted as part of the Notebook LM Research Assistant, the audio review texts make the text a lot more accessible, which mainly reduces a mini -pod cast, in which a pair of virtual hosts chatting back and forth. We have seen that Google has since been reviewed and audio reviews in most of its services since then, like Gemini in the last spring, and now it is coming to their grandson: Find yourself.
Google is giving users the opportunity to try renewed Search Labs Experience, provide them with quick access to audio review in search results.
Once you turn it, you will start looking for a new “audio review” button when you find it. If you are not seeing it immediately, try to scroll down, as Google features now from the AI ​​review.
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The company has warned that researching may take up to 40 seconds, to synthesize sounds and collect our full audio overview, but in our initial testing we saw results that were very manageable – around 10 seconds. Obviously your mileage will be different, and it may take a little longer to be more complicated or unclear. Just make sure that if you are really interested in listening to the results, you are tired, because Google informs us that visiting will lose development review.
This type of feature has the right meaning of searching, as it is basically just to re -present the solutions that we already have. In April we saw that the notebook LM chose you to find new source content. It’s more or less the same thing to do, and then pipe this output into the audio review, just as the notebook LM can do. But by baking it in Google’s most public level service, this experience has the ability to expose this impressive functionality to many users.
Right now, this experience is only available in English and the United States, but considering how the audio review in the Notebook LM already supports more than 50 languages, we hope that this will not happen for long.