I Used NoteBook LM To Turn My Resume Into A Six-Minute Podcast

Google’s study tool allows you to turn any document into a podcast. Why not a resume? In the ultimate act of vanity, I turned my resume into a six-minute podcast. (Although, now I want to take my grandmother’s pumpkin pie recipe and see if our chirpy AI podcasters can discuss that in-depth for six minutes. Somehow, I think they will have no issue with it. “So, how does one decide whether to go with fresh pumpkin or canned pumpkin?” “Well, wow, that is the ultimate question, isn’t it? And, can you use any pumpkin, or does it have to be a special pumpkin. And, how big should the pumpkin be?”)Until we can get into that scintillating topic, I present you with a six-minute discussion of my resume.To quote NotebookLM: SummaryThis document is the resume of Diana Wolf Torres, a Silicon Valley-based editor and writer specializing in artificial intelligence (AI) and technology. She is the Editor-in-Chief of Deep Learning Daily, an AI newsletter, and has extensive experience in communications, including roles in public relations, internal communications, and freelance writing. Torres has a strong background in translating complex technical concepts into accessible content for a diverse audience and uses her skills in strategic communication, storytelling, and content creation to engage her audience. Her resume also highlights her volunteer work with the 501st Legion, where she manages public relations and has coordinated various events and initiatives for the organization.#notebooklm #deeplearningdaily #deeplearningwiththewolf This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit dianawolftorres.substack.com