NoteBookLM Upgrades There's always new stuff from NoteBook. Coming soon will be six new video formats as well as a long and short version to play with. (https://lnkd.in/ekkvgdef) Also I hear infographics and Deep research maybe on their way. "Google is actively developing an "Infographics" artifact feature for NotebookLM, designed to transform dense research notes or meeting minutes into shareable, visually engaging graphics. This new capability, currently in development and visible only in the codebase, will allow users to select the language and specify focus areas, such as extracting content from a single source document, to generate tailored visuals. The feature is expected to support both landscape and portrait formats, enhancing its utility for reports and presentations. As of October 2025, the infographics tool remains in the early stages of development, with no official release date announced by Google. While initial indications suggest a template-based system for speed and consistency, the possibility of deeper customization for layouts and design elements is still uncertain. The integration of Google's nano-banana model, previously used for creative editing in Flow, is speculated to power the generative visual content, potentially enabling rapid and high-quality infographic creation within NotebookLM's workflow."
NoteBookLM updates: new video formats, infographics, and research features
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