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Using AI to explain our research

The rapid development of artificial intelligence tools is reshaping how we share knowledge. Big players like Microsoft, Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic are providing powerful frameworks, while countless small companies and passionate individuals are creating software for nearly every aspect of modern life.

As someone who loves learning about new options, I asked Google’s NotebookLM to transform our recent publication into a podcast. The study, titled “Evaluation of Nanopore Sequencing on Polar Bodies for Routine Pre-Implantation Genetic Testing for Aneuploidy” (Oberle et al., 2024), was published in Clinical Chemistry.

The procedure is simple: upload a PDF, optionally provide some guidance on how to present the data, and let the tool generate an audio file featuring two AI-generated commentators.

The result? A conversation with impressive clarity and understanding of the research!

Why Listen?

  • To get a gentle introduction to copy-number analysis in embryonic genomes.
  • To explore the capabilities of AI tools in creating content with minimal effort.

Podcast Jingle: “Positive Orchestral Jingle” by Serge Quadrado (FMA)