Google’s AI Note Taking Feature to Be Accessible to a Wider Audience: Here’s What You Need To Know

Later this year, Google plans to release its AI-driven tools to the market. Recently, the company presented its latest products, including Project Tailwind, an AI-powered notebook designed to assist with note-taking. Google utilized its PaLM 2 language model to develop this tool, which is expected to enhance note-taking capabilities through its AI technology.

It can also answer questions and help you summarize your notes. But when the user will get to experience the feature and who all can use it right now, here are all the details.

Project Tailwind Aka AI Note Taking Tool

Google’s AI note-taking tool is built into Project Tailwind. The company claims that AI technology can be used to extract content from Google Docs or Drive and build a laptop using its power. Google has made this tool available through a waiting list process, which is currently only available to US residents. But now the company has confirmed that these users will soon be able to use the feature. You can join the waiting list by going to Google’s Project Tailwind website.

The AI tool is useful in many ways and you don’t have to search for content. All you have to do is select the files from Drive that the AI tool can use to create a custom interface that lets you filter your notes.

The power of AI means you can use it not only to search for content, but also to create new content. Google claims you can create a quiz using available data or summarize a specific note for clarity. The AI tool has three options, which are New Ideas, Reading Quiz and Summary, which as the name suggests help you with different applications of the note taking tool.

Such features can be useful for students, academics and researchers. The most fascinating part of Google’s Project Tailwind is that the AI model uses your own data instead of searching the Internet, which means you avoid copyright infringement and other trademark violations.