Google's NotebookLM is now available to younger users as competition in the AI education space intensifies | TechCrunch
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Google has opened access to its AI note-taking app, NotebookLM, for users aged 13 and above, having previously restricted it to those 18 and older. This change allows younger students, particularly those in Google Workspace for Education, to utilize AI tools for learning. Features such as Audio Overviews and Mind Maps aim to assist students in better grasping their class materials. NotebookLM has introduced Video Overviews for creating visual presentations from notes. To address safety concerns, Google implements stricter policies for users under 18 regarding data privacy and inappropriate content.
NotebookLM is now open to younger users, specifically Google Workspace for Education users of any age and consumers ages 13 and up, removing previous age restrictions.
The app aims to help younger students better understand class materials with features like Audio Overviews and interactive Mind Maps, now accessible to those 13 and older.
NotebookLM includes new features such as Video Overviews that convert notes, PDFs, and images into visual presentations, enhancing the educational experience.
Google enforces stricter content policies for users under 18 to mitigate risks associated with AI in education, addressing data privacy and inappropriate responses.
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