The “ daily listening ” from Google generates personalized mini podcasts

You already have your daily podcasts of news on news, but Google Go things further by providing audio summary generated by personalized AI-Ai according to your search data.

On Wednesday, Google announced listening daily, experience in its ground research laboratories with AI test. Daily listening lives at the top of the home page of the Google application on Android and iOS. By clicking on the functionality, you get an audio summary of 5 minutes or less of subjects that interest you, generated by IA.

Daily listens is like a personalized mini podcast generated by AI.
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If you know Google LM notebook Tool that generates a personalized podcast from an initial text prompt, daily listening is similar, with the exception of the prompt “is data collected from research and discovery, a flow of News organized by subjects that you follow in the Google application.

Click in Daily listens begins the mini podcast episode and provides a real -time transcription of the audio. Below, you will find links to stories and related means to explore the subjects more deeply.

Google has already tested Presentation of the IA searchwhich provides a summary generated by the AI-AI of your request at the top of the page, and the Notebook LM, the personalized podcast generator in the research laboratories, before launching them to the public. Search Labs gives users an overview of what Google will probably soon be published in the masses. By opting in daily listening to research laboratories, you allow Google to use your search data and discover preferences to generate audio summary.

But once the IA previews have been made public, it has become a default functionality in Google research and is heavy to withdraw from. It is likely that daily overviews would go in the same way if it gets a public launch. Thus, tired users to see the features generated by AI everywhere will not like what happens. However, if it seems cool, Daily Listening is available to test by registering for research laboratories and accessing the Google Mobile application.