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Extremely dumb, it forgets instructions, disobeys direct prompts. I don't know what is wrong with it. Even when I provide it with several documents as sources, it keeps giving information from one or two documents over and over again and won't even touch other sources which beats the whole purpose.
Terrible UX. You spend 10 minutes writing a long prompt...you go to another tab and come back to Google notebook tab and the prompt is gone... Utterly ridiculous UX. It should be saving your prompt as you go. As per usual poor UX from Google
I consider the NotebookLM web app to be the best educational tool available. You can convert any web pages or documents you select into a very engaging video or podcast that provides an explanation of the subject. It clearly represents one of the most beneficial applications of AI.
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