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According to the headline, Google's NotebookLM has unlocked more than 700 textbooks from leading publishers. The linked source is a Google blog post about the Gemini notebook product, and the item was also shared on Hacker News. The provided snippet contains only links, so it does not name the publishers, explain how users access the books, or give details on pricing or limits. Those specifics would need to be checked in the Google post itself.
According to the headline, Google's NotebookLM has unlocked more than 700 textbooks from leading publishers. The linked source is a Google blog post about the Gemini notebook product, and the item was also shared on Hacker News. The provided snippet contains only links, so it does not name the publishers, explain how users access the books, or give details on pricing or limits. Those specifics would need to be checked in the Google post itself.
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Students, researchers and educators could find a large set of published textbook material available inside an AI notebook tool. Publishers and rights holders may also be interested in how this content is licensed and used. Readers should watch the Google post for access terms, the list of participating publishers and what users are allowed to do with the material.
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