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Gemini has won two new tools that promise to improve the user experience with Google’s artificial intelligence platform. The audio preview transforms files and documents into a podcast conversation, while Canvas allows the editing and creation of codes via the chatbot.
Audio overview technology was now available for Users of Notebooklm, which, according to Big Tech, has generated an “incredible excitement” in understanding “complex information”.
The functionality transforms documents, slides and even deep research reports into podcast -style audio discussions with two AI hosts. The idea is to summarize the equipment, establish connections between subjects and provide information on the subject.
The tool is available for Gemini and Gemini subscribers in the world only in English, with more languages available soon. Access is on the web and application, and you can also download and share the file to listen to anywhere.
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Canvas was designed to facilitate the editing of the content of the text generated by AI directly on Chatbot, adjusting the tone of a text or summarizing it, for example. The modifications are made in real time in the prompt created as a project.
In addition, the tool promises to simplify the process of transformation of coding ideas into functional prototypes for web applications, Python scripts, games and simulations.
“For example, let’s say that you want to create a subscription form by e-mail for your site. You can ask Gemini to generate HTML for the form, then consult how it will appear and work in your web application,” explains the company.
Unlike the audio overview, Canvas is now available in all languages for Gemini and Gemini Advanced subscribers.
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