Google Notebooklm expands the AI’s Podcast feature to more languages

Notebooklm takes notes and research -based research from Google Voice Overview A feature available in 76 new languages, the company announced on Tuesday. Voice Overview was launched last year to give users the ability to create podcasts with virtual hosts of Amnesty International based on the documents they shared with Notebooklm, such as courses or legal summaries.

The idea behind this feature is to give users another way to digest and understand the information in the documents they have downloaded on the application. With this expansion, more people can use a voice overview in their favorite language.

Google notes that so far, a sound look has been created in your favorite language. Now, the company offers a new option “output language” that allows users to choose the language that is created a volume overview.

You can change the language at any time, which makes it easy to create multi -language content or study materials as needed, says Google.

“For example, a teacher who prepares a lesson on the Amazon rainforest can share resources in different languages ​​- such as the Portuguese documentary, Spanish research paper, and English language study reports – with their students,” wrote Google in a blog post. “Students can download it and can create an audio overview of the main visions of their favorite language.”

Google Techcrunch told an email stating that the new supported languages ​​include Africans, the Arabs, the Azerbaijanis, the Bulgarians, the Bengali, the Catalan, the Czech, the Danish, the German, the Greek, the Spanish (European), the Spanish (Latin America), the Spanish (Mexico), Estoni, Backe, Villanna, Flens, Flance, Flens, Flens, Flens. French, French, French, French, French), Hindi, Croatian, Hymn, Hungarian, Armenian, Indonesian, Icelandic, Italian, Hebrew, and Japanese.

It also includes the Javis, Georgian, Al -Kanada, the Koreans, Concquan, Latin, Lithuanian, Latvian, Methili, Macedonian, Malayam, Marathi, Malay, Burmes (Myanmar), Nepalese, Duch, Norwegian (Ninrozsk), Norwegan, Bouquel, Oregani, Oljabi, Oljabi, Oregay, Portuguese, (Brazil), Portuguese (Portuguese), Romanians, Russian, Sindhi, Sinhala, Slovenia, Slovenian, Albani, Serbian (Serilic), Al -Suwaidi, Chinese, Chinese (Simplification).