NotebookLM now uses Gemini 3, adds new ‘Data Tables’ output
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Key Points:
- Google has upgraded NotebookLM to be officially built on Gemini 3, enhancing its reasoning and multimodal understanding capabilities.
- Users can now upload notebooks directly into the Gemini app on the web, with mobile support planned for next year, enabling features like combining notebooks, generating images or apps, and conducting online research.
- A new Studio output called “Data Table” has been introduced, allowing users to synthesize information into structured tables that can be exported to Google Sheets for various practical uses such as meeting action items, competitor analysis, clinical trial summaries, study preparation, and travel planning.
- Data Tables are currently available to Google AI Pro and Ultra subscribers, with availability for free users expected in the coming weeks.
