One thing that's particularly surprising is the recommendation it makes at the end. Either it got this from the ends of my papers or it came to this conclusion on its own. Interesting either way and a very cheap way of doing a bit of science communication.
It's not perfect. For some reason it only talks about two papers when I gave it seven, but it definitely summarises the area well.
I gave NotebookLM some of my papers about the social function of autobiographical memory and its relevance to mental health and it made this horrifyingly engaging video.
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the University of Bath Psychology Clinic's staff: Dr Jasmin Langdon-Daly, Dr Manuela Barona, Dr Vuokko Wallace, Professor Ailsa Russell and Dr Tom Jenkins
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Eight experimental and naturalistic studies show that people (and chatbots) tend to give advice to improve mental health that involve us doing more (e.g., take up yoga) and they neglect solutions that involve doing less (e.g., quit junk food).
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Glad to see this finally published. The seeds of this were planted a decade ago when I was working at UCLA. We started talking about it again recently and with huge help from Brett Davis and others were able to get it published. Proof once again that this profession requires a lot of stamina.
This obsession is with “young men turning to the right” is everything that is wrong with the discussion about the far right.
It is not just an inadequate read of what is happening, and a bias towards the male norm, but it also normalizes the far right and obscures support for inclusive politics. 🧵
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The craziest part though was that I could generate a brief 'podcast' summary of the paper. It has a few problems (there's an audio artefact at the start) but if I'm being fair it's actually really good and provides a good lay summary of the paper. Listen here: notebooklm.google.com/notebook/e89...
And I was able to interrogate it a bit and probe specific details of the paper by chatting with Gemini.
It started by presenting a nice little summary of the paper.
