Google has rolled out a new feature called Expert Intelligence for its AI note-taking app Gemini Notebook, allowing users to import content from books they have already purchased through Google Play Books. Once the material is brought into the app, users can ask questions based on the book content and use it to generate outputs such as plans, infographics, and AI podcasts. In a product demo, Steven Johnson, editorial director at Google Labs, showed how the feature could be used with Michael Pollan’s Food Rules to create a recipe book. He also demonstrated applications built on management knowledge drawn from books by Kim Scott. The update was noted by The Verge AI.
Google has introduced a new feature, called Expert Intelligence, for its AI note-taking app Gemini Notebook. The tool lets users import content from books they have already purchased on Google Play Books.
After importing that material, users can ask questions based on the book content and generate outputs including plans, infographics, and AI podcasts.
In a demo, Steven Johnson, editorial director at Google Labs, showed how the feature could be used to create a recipe book from Michael Pollan’s Food Rules. He also demonstrated applications based on management knowledge drawn from books by Kim Scott.
The update was cited by The Verge AI.
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