Introducing Deta's Surf App: A Blend of AI Browser and NotebookLM
A new startup named Deta has launched an exciting app called Surf. This innovative app combines the features of an AI browser with those of NotebookLM, creating a unique tool for users. With Surf, you can browse the internet while also taking notes and organizing information seamlessly. This makes it easier for people to gather and manage their thoughts and ideas as they explore online content. Whether you are a student, a professional, or just someone who enjoys learning, Surf aims to enhance your online experience by making it more interactive and efficient.
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