Gemini 3.5 and Antigravity come to Google NotebookLM

Google NotebookLM was one of the companies that pioneered AI technology, and in an un-Googley way, it hasn’t been shut down yet. In fact, NotebookLM is getting one of its biggest updates, from the past, today, moving to the latest version of Gemini 3.5, support for many file types, and including web resources. Google also says that NotebookLM will be able to do more with all these queries thanks to the support of Antigravity.

Gemini 3.5 Flash debuted at Google I/O this yearpromising a faster and more efficient repair. Google said that companies concerned about the value of tokens can save big by moving their projects to the new version of Flash while getting outputs that are the same or better. This update is now rolling out to other Google products. NotebookLM, launched in 2023 at the very beginning of the AI ​​boom, allows you to analyze specific sources such as documents and pages with the latest Google AI models.

The updated NotebookLM outperforms the previous version in Google’s “major review metrics.”

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Google side by side tested NotebookLM on the old Gemini 3.1 branch and with 3.5. The company is not clear about the quality of these tests, and divides products into “five main evaluation dimensions,” which are Accuracy and Quality, Multilingual Support, Large Data Analysis, Document Production, and Advanced Research. In this test, Google says so NotebookLM was 65 percent better than the previous version.

NotebookLM also has “cloud computing,” which allows NotebookLM to use Antigravity to write and run code for your research purposes. Google says that NotebookLM will come with over 100 apps that will allow you to take notes and take notes that previously required you to jump between apps.