Google Gemini Notebook to let users turn notes into interactive apps and games

Google is reportedly developing new features for Gemini Notebook (formerly NotebookLM) that will allow users to transform their study notes into interactive applications, games, and visual dashboards. These upcoming features will expand the platform's "Studio" section, which already supports tools like audio overviews, infographics, and flashcards. This update shifts Gemini Notebook from a passive summarization tool into an active, creation-oriented educational platform, enhancing how students and researchers engage with their documents. By enabling personalized interactive content generation, Google is pushing the boundaries of AI-assisted learning and EdTech. The generated interactive webpages, games, and visual aids will be restricted to specific notebooks to ensure data isolation. The current interface already includes an "App" menu option within the studio area, laying the groundwork for these upcoming features.