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Google\u2019s innovative NotebookLM is being updated with Gemini 3.5, Antigravity, and new chat-based agentic and advanced reasoning capabilities.<\/p>\n
\u201cThree years ago we launched NotebookLM as an experimental AI product from Google Labs to help you understand anything,\u201d NotebookLM Director of Product Management Trond Wuellner and NotebookLM Software Engineer Usama Bin Shafqat write in the announcement post. \u201cMillions of people and organizations turn to NotebookLM as a collaborative knowledge and research partner because it helps them organize their thinking, identify deeper connections across their documents and spark new ideas.\u201d<\/p>\n
Here\u2019s what\u2019s new in NotebookLM.<\/p>\n
Gemini 3.5 and Antigravity. NotebookLM is now powered by Gemini 3.5 and Antigravity, its agent-first AI-powered integrated development environment (IDE). Google says it will now provide \u201ceven more accurate and reliable information along with better visibility into the thinking process\u201d as a result.<\/p>\n
Secure cloud computer. Each notebook in NotebookLM is now equipped with a secure cloud computer so it can write and run code related to performing deeper research and more complex analysis. \u201cThe system includes more than 100 curated software skills, unlocking a wide range of new capabilities to help you more deeply understand the sources in your notebook,\u201d Google notes.<\/p>\n
More output formats. NotebookLM can now output to data visualizations, charts, documents (PDF, Word, Markdown, text), Nano Banana-based images, structured data (csv, json), Microsoft Excel, or Microsoft PowerPoint. And Google plans to add more formats in the future.<\/p>\n
Easier research. Until today, NotebookLM worked best when you came to it with a strong idea for the research you wanted and had source materials. But now, you can start research with vaguer ideas and questions, and NotebookLM will help you build a source repository in chat. \u201cPerhaps you want to find primary sources in other languages to better understand new perspectives, or you\u2019re seeking related works by an author you recently discovered,\u201d Google notes. \u201cIt can even use Google Search to find relevant, high-quality sources from the web and add them to your notebook.\u201d<\/p>\n
These improvements enable new workflows, Google says. For example, researchers can use NotebookLM to combine data from different countries with conflicting formatting, and it can conduct web-based research to find additional context, analyze the data, and create charts and other documents to explain the results. Technical professionals might use NotebookLM to transform specifications and documentation into a simple guide, slide deck, or roadmap. And small business owners can use it for media campaigns, analyzing sales data, and plotting business strategies.<\/p>\n
The NotebookLM updates are rolling out globally on the web starting today to individuals with a Google AI Ultra subscription and Workspace business customers with AI Ultra Access and AI Expanded Access. They will expand to other users soon.<\/p>\n