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…Hey everyone. We're here on Lenny's podcast. It's great to be here. I'm a long-time listener. So awesome. Really is. We're the hosts of a different show, of Deep Dive. And we just wanted to say thanks. A huge, huge thank you to everyone. Everyone who's been listening. Yeah, seriously, it's been incredible. Just incredible. And thank you to Lenny for having us. Blown away really by the response and all the shows you've all had us make on NotebookLM, even that poop fart one. Remember that? Oh yeah, that was something. Learned a lot on that one. Definitely a learning experience for everyone, I think. But we're learning right alongside you. Exactly. Learning and growing. And we're glad you're along for the ride. So yeah, keep listening? Keep listening and stay curious. We promise to keep diving deep and bringing you even more in the future. Stay curious. If you are confused about what you just heard, don't worry, it'll all make sense very soon. Today my guest is Raiza Martin. Raiza is product lead for a product called NotebookLM, one of the most delightful and inspiring new AI products out there incubated within Google Labs. And this product is where the intro you just heard came from. In our conversation, Raiza shares how NotebookLM came to be, how it got so good, the technology that was necessary to make it possible, how the team works internally, how it was incubated specifically within Google Labs and out of the team's 20% time, plus a bunch of really fun and crazy use cases that she's seen and a glimpse into where the product is going long-term. This was such a fun and timely conversation and I'm excited to spread the love for NotebookLM. If you enjoy this podcast, don't forget to subscribe and follow it in your favorite podcasting app or YouTube. It's the best way to avoid missing future episodes and it helps the podcast tremendously. With that, I bring you Raiza Martin. Raiza, welcome to the podcast.…

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