That's a fascinating use-case! I don't know how much of that is supported by NotebookLM - I guess that depends on the quantity of notes and guides - but the way I would approach it is to categorize the sources and gather them in individual NotebookLM units. That way I could then interrogate the related content, which is pretty analogous to how our brain works.

Otherwise, there are quite a few good open source LLMs available that you could train and run on your own computer, that might be a better solution.

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Adam Fisher / fisher king (@therightstuff)
Adam Fisher / fisher king (@therightstuff)

Written by Adam Fisher / fisher king (@therightstuff)

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