Google is rolling out a new Search Labs experiment that leverages AI to create personalized audio news digests to help users quickly see important events happening around the world based on their interests. Masu.
According to a report from 9to5google, the experiment is called “Daily Listen,” which uses a user’s search history and activity on Google Discover to create short, typically five-minute summaries of the latest stories and topics relevant to the user. generate audio episodes.
Essentially, you’ll be listening to news podcasts that are tailored to you rather than aimed at a broader audience.
How to access “Daily Listening”
US-based Android and iPhone users can enable Daily Listen in Search Labs starting today. It may take up to a day for your first personalized episode to be generated.
To access Daily Listen, just look for the “Spaces” carousel under the search bar in the Google app on Android or iOS.
Tap the Daily Listen card to see a full-screen player with text transcript and playback controls.
Google said the experiment leverages Google’s Gemini AI model and allows users to provide feedback on the content generated. Users can also explore related stories and search for more information within the Daily Listen interface.
“Daily Listening” is similar to NoteBooLM’s “Audio Overview”.
At I/O 2024 in May, Google previewed NotebookLM’s “Audio Overview” feature, which turns documents, slides, and graphs into “engaging audio discussions.” The company introduced this feature last September.
To access this feature, simply open your notebook in NotebookLM and navigate to the high-level guide. There you will find a new “Generate” button that activates the audio overview.
Once activated, two AI “hosts” engage in a lively conversation, summarizing sources, connecting important topics, and even inserting light dialogue.
