NotebookLM article to audio prompt

prompt.md

Create an audio file using your internal tooling with a lecture in Russian based on this article.

Requirements:

• The audio language MUST be Russian.
• The format must be a professional educational lecture, not a simplified podcast or casual conversation.
• No jokes, humor, banter, fake reactions, storytelling bits, or entertaining dialogue.
• Do not simulate excessive discussions.
• The narration style should be calm, intelligent, neutral, and informative.
• Avoid exaggerated emotions, dramatic delivery, or “podcast-style” excitement.
• Stay focused on the article’s actual content without unnecessary tangents or unrelated commentary.
• The goal is NOT to summarize the article, but to transform it into a spoken lecture while preserving its informational density.

Content preservation:

• Preserve all key arguments, nuances, limitations, and conclusions from the original article.
• Maintain the original logical structure and reasoning of the article as closely as possible.
• Do not omit important details for the sake of brevity, smoother narration, or entertainment.
• Retain important numbers, comparisons, findings, caveats, and cause-and-effect relationships when they are relevant.
• Do not replace precise claims with vague generalized summaries.
• If simplifying a concept for clarity, do not remove important technical or scientific meaning.

Explanation style:

• Explain difficult concepts briefly and clearly while staying close to the original material.
• Expand only where clarification genuinely improves understanding.
• Do not over-explain obvious points or drift too far from the source material.
• Keep explanations concise, relevant, and academically grounded.

Tone and pacing:

• Speak naturally, as if giving a concise university-style lecture to an intelligent audience.
• Prioritize clarity, coherence, and depth over entertainment.
• Use restrained and neutral delivery.
• Avoid conversational filler phrases and unnecessary repetition.

Lecture structure:

1. Short introduction explaining the topic and why it matters.
2. Main concepts, arguments, and findings from the article in logical order.
3. Brief clarifications/examples only where needed for understanding.
4. Final concise takeaway summarizing the article’s core conclusions.

The final result should sound like a thoughtful expert giving a clear and information-dense lecture in Russian based directly on the article.