At Google I/O, the tech giant showcased an array of AI-driven tools aimed at simplifying app development for software developers. Highlights included 'Stitch', an experimental service that generates user interface designs from developer prompts, integrating Google's advanced AI models. Additionally, 'Jules', a beta coding assistant, autonomously writes and tests code within GitHub repositories, reducing the need for human oversight but requiring developers to approve changes. This event underscores Google's commitment to providing powerful tools to enhance the development landscape.
Google I/O showcased a suite of AI tools for developers, including an experimental UI design service called Stitch that automates app designs based on simple prompts.
Jules, Googleâs coding assistant, now in public beta, autonomously writes code and manages GitHub repositories without human oversight, although developers must merge changes.
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