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    ‘The Running Ground’ joins Google’s Expert Intelligence feature in Gemini Notebook

    The author says buyers can upload the book and ask questions drawing on his training logs, research, interviews and essays.

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    The author says ‘The Running Ground’ is live in Google’s Expert Intelligence feature in Gemini Notebook. Buyers can upload the book and ask questions that draw on his training logs, research papers he’s read, podcast interviews and essays. He suggests asking how he trained for a 2:29 marathon or about his views on diet and recovery.

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    nxthompson@nxthompsonI am thrilled to say The Running Ground is now live on Google’s new Expert Intelligence feature in @Gemini_Notebook. This means you can buy my book and upload it to Gemini Notebook, and then access all sorts of materials related to my running: my training logs, research papers I’ve read, podcast interviews I’ve done, and essays I’ve written. You can ask about everything from how to train the way I did when I ran my 2:29 marathon to my opinion on diet and recovery—and it pulls directly from these sources. I am fascinated by how AI is going to change the way we read and interact with books, and this program is a very neat example of where we might be heading. @stevenbjohnson. Here’s the US version of the notebook: https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/b5385fec-5354-4508-9a2b-f569e876d013 And the international version: https://notebook.google.com/notebook/02e2ba7e-1eee-43b2-8504-f5b353d42ac1?authuser=13h