Google Gemini Adds 'Notebooks' Feature to Integrate Files and Conversations as AI Context

For users who often need to organize AI conversations and materials, Google Gemini has launched a new feature to solve the problem of scattered information.

Google recently announced that its AI chatbot Gemini has added a 'notebooks' feature. Users can collect files, historical conversations, custom commands and other content related to specific topics into notebooks, and Gemini will refer to these contents as context during conversations.

This feature is similar to ChatGPT's Projects feature and can sync with Google's AI research tool NotebookLM, so data is shared between the two apps. Currently available to web users of Gemini Ultra, Pro, and Plus subscriptions, it will land on mobile and open to free users in the coming weeks.