@Tim Fairley actually yes — Google rolled this out natively in December 2025, no API needed for most users. Inside the Gemini app, you just tap the + attachment icon and there's now a NotebookLM option directly in the list. Select your notebook and Gemini grounds its responses in your curated sources while still being able to search the web to fill gaps — best of both worlds. The key difference from using NotebookLM alone: NotebookLM is source-locked (it only knows what you uploaded), while Gemini hallucinates on its own. Combined, you get citation-grounded accuracy from your NotebookLM knowledge base + Gemini's reasoning and live web search on top. You can also save it as a Gem (custom Gemini assistant) with your notebook attached — so every time you open it, the context is already loaded. Useful for drafting risk registers and coordination notes repeatedly without re-uploading anything. For the API route (enterprise/programmatic): Google Cloud has a NotebookLM Enterprise API using Discovery Engine endpoints, but that's overkill unless you're building automated. pipelines. For most PM use cases the native app integration is already very capable. Btw I'm looking forward to try Bluebeam Max Ai

Hi everyone, I’m Ruben. I work in infrastructure and capital project delivery, currently supporting municipal projects in Ontario. My role focuses on coordinating the design and delivery of major public facilities, including a new transit garage project valued at over $100M. I also support regional asset management work, particularly around BIM quality, data migration, and lifecycle planning. Before moving into municipal work, I spent several years in Denmark with Arup and Novo Nordisk, where I worked on rail infrastructure, digital twins, BIM coordination, and large‑scale facility projects. Earlier in my career, I worked hands‑on in construction and fabrication, including welding structural components for the Eglinton Crosstown LRT. I also served in the Portuguese Marines, which shaped a lot of my discipline and approach to high‑pressure environments. I’m currently completing an MSc in Civil Engineering and working through several professional certifications in project management, asset management, and digital delivery. My goal now is to transition into the Australian infrastructure sector — and contribute to major transport or civil programs in roles involving project delivery, BIM coordination, or asset governance. Looking forward to connecting with others here and learning from the community.

@Tim Fairley Thanks, Tim — yes, I’m actively preparing for a relocation to Australia. I’m currently researching opportunities in major infrastructure and client‑side project delivery. I’d welcome any insights you might have on the market or organisations doing interesting work.