“I’ve started by putting everything into Google Notebook. And what I want to do with the book as well is put an index at the back”

Elizabeth Gearhart · Real AI Use Cases Business Owners Roundtable · How Businesses Are Using AI to Save Money, Communicate Globally and Work Smarter

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used multiple LLMs and Google Notebook to draft and organize a book from podcast transcripts

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