US EditionAI Mini Apps - Google Promises Quick Building Opal
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Google officially launched Opal on July 24th: a new experimental tool available in public beta in the United States and developed by Google Labs. Designed to facilitate the creation of artificial intelligence applications, Opal is intended for professionals as well as amateurs. The tool allows to design mini-applications by combining prompts, IA models and various tools, all via natural language and visual interface. This innovation is part of t…
AI mini apps - Google promises quick building Opal
Who knows how this is going to develop? But I’ll record it for posterity anyway; Google is releasing its Opal experimental tool, for building what it calls AI mini apps, ... The post Google Opal promises quick AI mini apps appeared first on Electronics Weekly.
Meet Opal: Google’s vibe coding AI agent
Google has introduced Opal, a new AI coding agent, accessible through Google Labs. This tool enables users to develop, modify, and share mini-applications using natural language commands, expanding on existing AI coding capabilities. Opal follows Google’s earlier AI coding agent, Jules, which focuses on code improvement. Opal is designed for “vibe coding,” where AI generates the code. Users can sign up via Google Labs to access Opal without cost…
Google launches Opal, an experimental tool to create mini-applications from the AI without code, by combining visual blocks and natural language instructions. The tool is currently being tested in the United States.
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