Google Adding More Connected Apps to Gemini & Search with New Dev Platform
The beta lets U.S. developers build apps for Google’s AI products and track traffic, latency and error rates.
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Google opens the floodgates for more connected apps in Gemini and Search
TL;DR Google has unveiled the Connected Apps Platform, designed to help more developers bring their apps to the Gemini and Search connected apps ecosystem. The platform will initially be available in preview to US-based developers, with Google saying it will add more developers and regions soon. Google adds that it will bring more connected apps to Gemini and Search, including mindfulness app Calm. Giving AI access to our favorite apps opens up…
Google Launches Connected Apps Platform for Gemini
Google is launching a preview of its Connected Apps Platform this week for developers, designed to help them bring application capabilities directly for users to access inside of Gemini. You’re likely already familiar with this, as some services have already been integrated into the system, like Adobe, Experian, and Peloton. Some of the features available... Read the original post: Google Launches Connected Apps Platform for Gemini
According to a TechCrunch report, Google opened up a beta to U.S. developers to connect third-party applications with Gemini and Search. The initiative seeks to expand the tasks users can perform from company AI experiences and provide creators with tools to record their services and measure their performance.
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