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Google is making it easier to add new sources to Gemini Notebook

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Google said Friday it is rolling out an update to Gemini Notebooks that adds an automated step for inserting new sources. The feature is available to Business, Enterprise and Education customers. The new "Add a source to Gemini Notebook" step lets users add text, links to Drive files, or generic YouTube or web URLs as sources. Previously, users had to manually add sources one by one. Earlier this year, Google rolled out automatic Drive syncing to Gemini Notebooks to keep sources up to date. The rollout began Aug. 6 and will be gradual, taking up to 15 business days for full visibility. The feature is offered for Business Starter, Standard and Plus; Enterprise Standard and Plus; and Education Fundamentals, Standard and Plus tiers. Users with personal Google accounts will not have access.
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