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Google Search flips the AI switch for millions more users
Google's AI Mode now supports over 35 languages and is available in 200+ regions, while Opal expands to 15 new countries with improved app-building speed and debugging.
- Google announced via its blog that Opal expanded to 15 additional countries after debuting in the U.S. earlier this year, including Canada, India, and Japan.
- Responding to creator demand, Google said Megan Li praised early adopters' sophisticated Opal apps, framing the expansion as a move to democratise app development amid rising competition.
- Google upgraded Opal's debugging and editor to show immediate inline error feedback, reduced app creation time from five seconds, and enabled parallel workflow execution for complex apps.
- The rollout positions Opal to compete with no-code incumbents Canva, Figma and Replit, empowering small enterprises and educators in high-adoption markets like India and Brazil.
- Powered by Gemini AI model, Google plans multilingual prompts for Opal but faces challenges from intellectual property, privacy, hallucinations and European Union regulations.
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Google Search flips the AI switch for millions more users
Google is flipping on AI Mode worldwide, adding 35+ languages and 40+ countries to reach 200 regions. Powered by Gemini, Search handles longer questions across text and images, with tips to check availability today.
·United States
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Google announces the availability in Romania and for the Romanian language of the “AI Mode”, a new feature in the Google Search engine, which offers an experience of research based on artificial intelligence, based on Gemini 2.5.
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