Discover a creative way to use Google's NotebookLM as an impartial judge for demo days or hackathons. This workflow shows you how to upload audio pitches and instruct the AI to select winners based on your specific criteria.
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First, gather the materials you want the AI to judge. Record the audio from every student's pitch or demo, then upload each individual audio file as a 'source' into a new NotebookLM project.
Provide a clear prompt to NotebookLM defining its role and the criteria for judging. Tell it to analyze all the provided sources and select the top entries based on what you value most.
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