Google Notebooklm is now available in Hindi and it only talks and talks and talks
The audio observation facility of Google Notebooklm is now available in more than 50 languages including Hindi.
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Google says that the audio observation facility of Notebooklm now now supports 50 languages including Hindi. In Indian languages, this feature now supports Hindi, Konkani, Marathi, Maithili, Bengali, Punjabi, Gujarati, Odia, Tamil, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam. “Thanks to Gemini’s native audio support, and also people can use audio interviews in their favorite language, from African to Hindi to Turkey – more. It is a initial look at what is possible with this feature – we plan to maintain it and refine it on your response,” Google writes in a blog post.
We also tried this feature and converted one of our articles into an audio observation in Hindi, and the result was amazing. This transformed the 800-word article into a 5-minute conversation, which took less than a minute to generate. The result was factually accurate and the conversation was very liquid and natural. We loved that some natural speech explosives were also involved in the audio observation.
To enable audio observation in a particular language – which you can choose as your default language for all the results you generate through the notebook – you can visit the Notebookslum.Gugal.com. You will see the Settings icon on the top right of your screen. Click on it. In drop down, you will see an option called output language. Click on it. You will then see the option of “choosing your language overrid” with a drop down option below it. From there, choose your favorite language. While testing the update, we chose Hindi, which automatically generated its audio observation in the chosen language.
You can always change the language from output language settings and audio observation will then arise in that language. “You can change the language at any time and your audio and chat reactions will reflect it, making it easy to make multilingual materials or study materials as required,” says Google.
For those who do not know, in September 2024, Google announced an audio overview in the notebooks, which originally allows a user to convert a document into audio discussion. Originally, if you upload a document or source on the notebook, the information in that document will automatically turn into a conversation between two AI hosts. The AI host will summarize the information, form a relationship between two subjects depending on your source, and impose restrictions with each other.
The format makes a subject very easy because it is in a conversation format. You can also download the conversation and listen to it whenever.
