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Intro – Gemini Agents Full Course
Meet the full Gemini agents course, NotebookLM in Google Docs, and the biggest Gemini voice, avatar, and Space AI updates.
- Use Gemini Notebook in Google Docs to go from research to draft.
- Explore the biggest Gemini updates: voice, avatar, and Space AI.
- Set up your Google AI workflow before building automations.
| Area | Tool | Use |
|---|---|---|
| Research | Gemini Notebook | Gather sources and draft |
| Voice | Gemini Live | Talk through ideas |
| Creation | Avatar/Space AI | Produce visual AI assets |
Do this in your own tools, step by step. Ticks are saved on this device.
What does NotebookLM in Google Docs help you do?
Turn research into a draft.
What are the biggest Gemini updates mentioned?
Voice, avatar, and Space AI.
00:00 Google Gemini agents AI full course for six hours. Learn how to build and automate anything. What if Gemini could keep working after you close the tab, not chatting, actually doing the work, sorting your inbox, running your tasks on a schedule, and most people still treat it like a search bar. So, what are they missing? Stay to the end because I'll show you how to pick the right one in about 10 seconds. So, you stop guessing. You did all the research. Then
00:23 the real work begins. Everything you found is stuck in one place. Your writing lives somewhere else. So, you copy, you paste, and you lose your train of thought. What if your research could just write with you? Google just linked two tools that were never meant to touch. I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, and I help you actually use AI tools in the work you do every day. Not the hype, the real useful stuff. And today's one is a big deal if you write
00:47 anything at all because Google just connected two of its most popular tools in a way that changes how you go from messy research to a finished draft. Stick with me because the part most people are going to get wrong is right at the end. Here's what actually dropped. You can now use Gemini Notebook as a source right inside Google Docs. If you've never touched Gemini Notebook quick version is Google's research tool, the one that used to be called Notebook
01:10 LM. You feed it your own stuff. Your documents, your notes, your saved links, and it only answers from what you give it. Nothing made up from the wider internet. Up until now, that research lived in its own app. If you wanted to use it in a dock, you were copying and pasting, jumping back and forth, hoping you grabbed the right bit. That gap is gone. Now your notebook can sit right next to your writing inside the same document you're already working in. And this isn't a small thing. This is the
01:33 difference between staring at a blank page and starting with everything you already know in front of you. Your research does the heavy lifting and you stay in the flow instead of bouncing between windows for 20 minutes. Before I show you exactly how it works and the mistake I see people make with it, let me quickly share something that goes handinhand with this. Inside the AI profit boardroom, this is exactly the kind of workflow we walk through step by
01:56 step. When a tool like this drops, we don't just talk about it. We show you how to set up Gemini notebook the right way, how to wire it into your docs, and how to actually build content with it that holds up. You get walkthroughs you can follow along with. You get live coaching calls where you bring your own setup and ask questions until it clicks. and you get road maps and prompts built around this exact research to writing flow. Best of all, you're not doing it
02:20 alone. You've got a whole room of people building the same way, sharing what's working and what isn't, so you learn from their wins instead of making every mistake yourself. If you want to skip the trial and error and just get it working, that's what's waiting inside. Okay, let me show you how this actually works because it's simpler than you think. Once it's switched on, you open a Google doc like normal. Then you head to the Gemini side panel or the bar at the bottom of your doc. You type the at
02:43 symbol the same way you tag someone in a comment. And from there, you can point it at one of your existing notebooks. That's the whole trick. You tag your notebook and now Gemini writes using that as it source. So when you ask it to draft a section, it doesn't pull random stuff from the internet. It pulls from your research, your sources, the library you already built. And here's the part I really like. It gives you inline citations. So every claim it drops into your draft. You can check where it came
03:07 from. You're not sitting there wondering if it made something up. You can see the proof right there in the flow without ever leaving your document. This all runs on something Google calls workspace intelligence. And the clever bit is you're not limited to just your notebook. You can mix your deep research from Gemini notebook with your other Google stuff, your emails, your chats, your files, all shaping the same draft. So the writing that comes out isn't
03:29 generic. It's shaped by your actual world, your real projects, the way you actually talk about things. So what does that look like in practice? Say you're putting together a project proposal. you've already dumped your research into a notebook. Now, right inside the dock, you can ask it to draft the background section straight from those sources with citations you can verify, or maybe you're writing something more technical like a white paper or a deep guide.
03:52 Instead of digging through 20 files, you tag the notebook and let it pull the exact facts you need. The research stops being a pile of open windows and becomes something you write with. Now, let me zoom out for a second because Gemini Notebook itself has come a long way and a lot of people haven't kept up. Back in July, Google renamed it. It used to be Notebook LM. Now it's Gemini Notebook, and it lives at notebook.google.com.
04:15 Same tool, just closer to the rest of Google's AI. But it's not just a name change. Every notebook now gets its own secure cloud computer, so it can actually write and run code over your sources for deeper analysis. It can turn your sources into summaries, audio overviews, video overviews, even mind maps. And Google just started rolling out realtime conversations with your notebooks. So you can talk to your
04:37 research like you're talking to a person. This is a serious research tool now, not a note pile. More than 30 million people are already using it across 600,000 organizations. So why does connecting it to docs matter so much? Because it closes the gap that slows everyone down. For years, research and writing were two separate steps. You'd learn something in one place, then rebuild it from memory in another. Stuff got lost. Facts got fuzzy. Now the two
05:01 live together. your sources are right there while you write and every fact points back to where it came from. That's faster and honestly, it's safer. You're far less likely to publish something wrong. And think about how much time this quietly gives you back. Before your process was scattered across a dozen open pages, you'd read something, forget where it was, then go hunting for it again when you finally sat down to write. Now, the reading and
05:23 the writing happen in one spot. You can even prep inside Gemini Notebook first. Turn your sources into a quick summary, an audio overview, or a mind map. So you actually understand the material before you write a single line. Then you carry that same understood research straight into your dock. That's the real shift here. It's not just about writing faster. It's about writing from a place of actually knowing your stuff with your sources sitting right beside you the
05:46 whole way through. Fewer dead ends, fewer mistakes, and a draft you can stand behind. And that brings me to the mistake I promised you. This one's big, and I see it constantly, especially with students. People grab the wrong tool for the job. They open a general chatbot, ask it to write their whole report, and it happily makes up facts, fake sources, quotes that were never said. Then they hand it in, or they publish it, and it falls apart the moment someone checks.
06:10 Here's the thing. A general AI pulls from the whole internet and fills in the gaps by guessing. A source grounded tool like Gemini Notebook only uses what you give it, and it shows you where every line came from. For research, for study, for anything you're going to put your name on, that difference is everything. So the mistake isn't using AI. The mistake is using the kind that guesses when you needed the kind that sites
06:31 match the tool to the job. When the facts matter, use the one that's grounded in your own sources. Let me leave you with a few quick tips to get this right. First, spend a little time building a clean notebook before you write. Good sources in means good drafts out. Garbage in, garbage out still applies. Second, always click those inline citations. Don't just trust a draft. The whole point is that you can
06:54 check, so check. Third, keep one notebook per project. Don't dump everything into one giant messy pile. Tidy notebooks give you sharper answers. Fourth, remember you can combine sources. Your notebook plus your files plus your emails can all shape one draft. Lean on that when you want writing that actually sounds like you. And fifth, one thing to know about who gets this. It's rolling out on the pro and ultra plans along with the Workspace
07:18 business enterprise and education plans. So, if you don't see it in your dock yet, that's probably why it's landing on accounts in stages. So, give it a little time. All right, you've got the what, the how, and the mistake to dodge. Before you go, one last thing, and it's the one that will actually move the needle for you. Once you start actually using this, you're going to hit little walls. Which sources to load, how to
07:40 prompt it so the draft comes out clean, how to fit it into your real workflow without it feeling clunky. That's exactly what the AI profit boardroom is for. Over 4,000 members are already in there working through this stuff together. You get coaching calls where you bring your own screen and your own questions. You get tutorials and road maps for tools like this one. And you get the prompts that actually work so you're not starting from scratch every
08:02 time. Tools like this one change fast. And being inside the room keeps you current so you're never the last person to find out what actually works. If you want to move faster and stop guessing, come join us. Head to aprofitboardroom.com. Today, I'm going to show you the biggest Gemini update of the year. Google just changed how AI talks, how AI looks, and how AI teaches. This could change how people find your website. It's big, it's
08:27 new, and it's easy to use even if you're not techy. Stick around because the last update might be the craziest one yet. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goldie reads
08:50 every comment, so make sure you comment below. Let's talk SEO for a second. SEO means getting your website found on Google, and Google just dropped a huge batch of Gemini updates. This is not one small feature. This is five big changes at once. Voice, video, learning, mobile, and even space. Yes, space. And every
09:14 single one of these updates changes how people search for things and find your content. So, let's break it down piece by piece. First up is Gemini 3.8 flash TTS. TTS just means text to speech. This is when AI reads words out loud like a real person. Google launched this on September 23rd, 2026.
09:37 Google says it's the most expressive voice AI they've ever made. It can control emotion. It can control pacing. It can even add laughs, size, and pauses. It can make custom voices. It can copy a voice, too. And it works in over 130 languages. There's also a smaller version called Flashlight TTS. This one is built for speed. It works in
10:03 101 languages. It's made for big jobs and realtime voice tools like a chatbot that talks back to customers all day long. Think about this for a second. Google built this for audio books, podcasts, narration, and multis-speaker dialogue. That's not just for big movie studios. That's for regular business owners, too. Imagine turning your blog
10:27 post into a podcast episode with a voice that actually sounds excited, not flat and robotic. or turning your website FAQ page into a friendly voice that answers questions out loud for a visitor. Here's why this matters for your SEO. More people are searching with their voice. Now, if AI can sound more human, more people will trust it and use it, and
10:52 that means voice search keeps growing. If you run a business, think about how your content sounds when it's read out loud. Clear, simple writing wins here. Next is Gemini 3.8 Live with live avatar. This one is wild. Google gave Gemini a face, a real moving talking face that can see what you're doing and
11:15 talk back in real time. Before Gemini Live was just voice, you talk, it talks back. Now it can see you, react to you, and show a visual character while it talks. Google says this builds on the Gemini 3.8 8 Live models they launched on September 15th. Gemini 3.8 Live can understand what it sees in near real
11:39 time. It can switch between 97 languages on its own and it can run tools and tasks in the background while still talking to you. If you want to actually put tools like this to work growing your business, come join us inside the AI Profit Boardroom. Inside, we break down exactly how to use AI automation like the tools we just covered today, voice,
12:03 avatar, and visual search to save time, get more traffic, and bring in more customers. We show you real practical ways to plug this kind of AI straight into your business, step by step, so you're not left guessing how to actually use any of this. Now, let's talk about Gemini Notebook. This is where things get really useful for anyone doing
12:25 research or learning. Google is rolling out something called interactive learning overviews. This takes your notes and sources and turns them into one interactive hub. Think summaries, infographics, quizzes, and flashcards all in one place. Google says this is rolling out to everyone over the next few weeks. There's also live chat now on
12:49 mobile. You can talk to your notebook in real time in almost 100 languages. You can ask it questions. You can interrupt it. It can walk you through things step by step. And it works hands-free. There's also a new audio recorder built in so you can record a lecture or your own thoughts, and it saves right next to your notes. Here's the SEO angle. Google
13:13 is teaching people to trust AI as a research tool. That means when people search, they expect fast, clear, organized answers. If your content is messy or hard to follow, AI tools like this will skip right past it. But if your content is broken into clear sections with real answers, it becomes the source AI pulls from. That's a huge opportunity for SEO right now. Getting
13:39 picked as a source by AI tools is becoming just as important as ranking on page one. Think about it this way. If Gemini Notebook can turn any source into a quiz, a flashc card set, or a full learning hub, that means your own content could become the source material for someone else's AI powered research. The businesses that win here are the
14:01 ones writing clear, wellorganized, trustworthy content. That's not a new SEO rule. That's the same old rule Google has always had. Write good content, structure it well, and make it easy to understand. AI is just raising the stakes on doing that well. Now, here's the part that sounds like science fiction. It's called Project Suncatcher.
14:25 Google is exploring whether AI computer chips could actually work in space. This isn't just an idea on paper anymore. Google is preparing a prototype satellite to test its TPUs, which are AI computer chips in orbit. The first test is planned on a SpaceX Transporter 18 ride share mission done with a partner
14:48 called Planet. Why space? Google says satellites in low orbit get almost constant sunlight. That could mean up to eight times more solar power than chips get here on Earth. The bigger idea is multiple satellites, all carrying AI chips linked together. But there are big problems to solve first. Radiation in space can cause errors in electronics.
15:12 There's no air in space, so cooling the chips is much harder. And connecting the satellites means using high-speed laser links between them. Google says the next big test planned for 2027 will try connecting two satellites together. If you want to actually put tools like this to work growing your business, come join us inside the AI Profit Boardroom.
15:37 Inside, we break down exactly how to use AI automation like the tools we just covered today, voice, avatar, and visual search to save time, get more traffic, and bring in more customers. We show you real practical ways to plug this kind of AI straight into your business, step by step, so you're not left guessing how to
16:01 actually use any of this. And if you want help making sure your content actually gets found on Google as search keeps changing, book a free SEO strategy session with my team using the link in the description. On that call, my team will look at your website and show you exactly where you stand and what to fix first so you're ready for how people are searching today, not just how they
16:26 searched a few years ago. Thanks for watching. Make sure you comment below because Julian reads every single one. And if this helped you understand what's coming next in AI and search, hit subscribe so you don't miss the next update. I'm showing you a wild new AI tool that talks in over 100 languages. It can build a brand new voice out of
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