From PC World: Instead of a set number of chats and AI-generated podcasts each day, Google Notebook users will get “compute-specific” limits along with five-hour usage windows.
Fans of Google Notebook’s AI-generated podcasts may have to settle for fewer of them once a new usage-tracking method goes into effect next week.
Starting September 2, Google Notebook will switch over to “compute-specific” usage limits that track the “complexity” of your Google Notebook prompts and requests.
Also coming with the “compute-specific” usage limits change are five-hour usage windows, along with weekly usage limits, according to a Google support page, replacing the current daily and monthly limits.
Up until now, Google Notebook users got flat daily limits on the number of chats, audio overviews (the famous AI-generated podcasts that Google Notebooks is best known for), and video overviews they could request, with each of those features (along with reports, flashcards, quizzes, and “mind maps,” among others) getting their own bucket of daily limits.
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