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Published · transcript-backedRaiza Martin: prediction
10 Oct 2024 Lenny's Podcast Behind the product: NotebookLM | Raiza Martin (Senior Product Manager, AI @ Google Labs)
“The thing that I wanted to do from the get-go, which was I imagine that in the future you could have an AI editor surface, fully remixable, any input, any output. And that to me is a really powerful core nugget where if you imagine you could take anything, whether it's video, audio, your emails, your LinkedIn, your Twitter, the world of things that we care about, you have an AI interface that allows you to shape it and say, "Look out of these things, make me a blog post.”
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- Raiza Martin
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- 10 Oct 2024
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- Lenny's Podcast
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…So let's follow this thread and talk about just where you think the product goes broadly and especially the audio overviews. What's on the roadmap near-term, and then where do you imagine this in the future? What's the big vision? Yeah, yeah. I have a really ugly slide I wish I could show you. I made it two years ago and it was lime green. I don't know what I was thinking. I think I was trying to go for un-Googly was the vibe. It's like, hey, you're going to do different things this time. And the reason why that slide is so important to me is because it has my vision. The thing that I wanted to do from the get-go, which was I imagine that in the future you could have an AI editor surface, fully remixable, any input, any output. And that to me is a really powerful core nugget where if you imagine you could take anything, whether it's video, audio, your emails, your LinkedIn, your Twitter, the world of things that we care about, you have an AI interface that allows you to shape it and say, "Look out of these things, make me a blog post. Out of these things, make me a tutorial video. Out these things, make a chatbot." I think there's something interesting here where for most of the things that I'm hearing people say they want to do, it's usually that. It's take something and make it into something new. And so we're going to pursue that. But even more technically, something I'm really interested in is thinking about, "Hey, how do we bring this to mobile?" The mobile app to me is such a big gap in terms of the experience today, which I think is understandable considering where we're at in the product development cycle, but I think that's the next horizon is, hey, how different is the mobile experience and how can we make it interesting? What I'm imagining as I talk, I participate in this podcast conversation with these hosts as a mobile experience.…
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