Notebook LM Review
I was catching up on my email while waiting for my husband at the dentist’s office. One of the headlines in the Buzzsprout e-newsletter read, “Google’s AI is Turning Documents into Podcasts.” Well, that intrigued me, so I clicked the link. The link took me to an article in The Verge titled, “Google is using AI to make fake podcasts from your notes.” The Verge article gave a thorough review and instructions on using Notebook LM to create a fake podcast.
Oh, it sounded like fun so I just had to try.
I mean, what else are you going to do while you wait for someone at the dentist’s office?
The process was very user-friendly. When setting up your podcast, you can provide detailed notes to achieve more accurate results. However, I was just playing, so I gave no notes at all.
None 🙂
I simply uploaded the link to my sock monkey story on my website, and this is what Notebook LM created:
Except for a couple of details, it’s pretty darn close. For example, I have one painting at the Midway Village Sock Monkey Museum, and I have participated in Sock Monkey Fesitvals but I never had an entire exhibit at the museum. Also I’m not sure where they saw the sock monkey sunset painting. I’ve done 50+ paintings and that’s not one of them. Other than that, it’s pretty darn good.
Huge thanks to Buzzsprout and The Verge for sending me down this very entertaining rabbit hole!
Want to play? Visit Notebook LM today 🙂
Are ya a Sock Monkey Aficionado? Check out the resources below 🙂
SOCK MONKEY RESOURCES FOR YOU
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Sock Monkeys (Pennington Bear Company)
Sock Monkey Sewing Book by Dee Lindner
How to Make the Original Red Heel Sock Monkey: By Fox River Mills