What is Gemini Notebook?

It is Google's notebook-style generative AI, formerly called NotebookLM, which answers based only on materials the user registers, such as meeting recordings, handwritten notes, contracts, YouTube videos, and financial statements.

What kind of tips does the book include?

The book offers 100 "oshi-waza" ideas organized by business scenario, such as quickly reading documents, turning meetings into assets, and building team knowledge bases, each tagged by use like organize, summarize, analyze, or generate.

When will the book be available?

Impress will release the book on October 22.

Large Language ModelsAI Watch (Impress)2m agoOct 22, 2026, 16:00 JST

Gemini Notebook guide book with 100 use cases set for October 22 release

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What happened
Impress is publishing a book on October 22 featuring 100 practical "oshi-waza" ideas for Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM), covering its August update.
Why it matters
The book targets a gap where, despite Gemini Notebook's grounding in user-supplied materials making it less prone to hallucination (false answers), concrete ideas for using it in work and daily life are not yet widely understood.

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Context & Analysis

Gemini Notebook stands out because it answers only from the materials a user provides, which makes hallucination (answers that differ from fact) less likely and makes it easier to use in business settings. The book arrives as a response to a practical gap: while the tool is available, many people still lack a clear picture of how to apply it in actual work or daily life. By framing 100 tips as "oshi-waza" and tagging them by purpose, the book aims to help readers find a use case that matches what they want to do. It also accounts for the August update, so the guidance reflects the tool's current state.

FAQ

What is Gemini Notebook?: It is Google's notebook-style generative AI, formerly called NotebookLM, which answers based only on materials the user registers, such as meeting recordings, handwritten notes, contracts, YouTube videos, and financial statements.
What kind of tips does the book include?: The book offers 100 "oshi-waza" ideas organized by business scenario, such as quickly reading documents, turning meetings into assets, and building team knowledge bases, each tagged by use like organize, summarize, analyze, or generate.
When will the book be available?: Impress will release the book on October 22.

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