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Google Launches Playground, an AI Game Creator, Alongside Unity's Spark
technology2 days ago

Google Launches Playground, an AI Game Creator, Alongside Unity's Spark

Google has launched Playground, a free, browser-based platform that allows users to create, play, and share custom games using natural language prompts without any coding knowledge. The service, available in the US for adults, leverages Google’s Gemini, Nano Banana, and Lyria models to generate game mechanics, characters, and environments. Simultaneously, Google and Unity announced Unity Spark, a professional-grade AI tool for 3D game development that will integrate with Playground later this year. This move positions Google in a growing market of AI-driven game creation, following similar initiatives by Meta and Roblox.

via The Verge|
#ai#gaming#google
Gemini Canvas Turns Google Sheets Into Interactive Mini-Apps
technology2 months ago

Gemini Canvas Turns Google Sheets Into Interactive Mini-Apps

Google Sheets is rolling out Sheets Canvas, a Gemini-powered feature that turns spreadsheet data into interactive mini-apps via prompts in the Gemini side panel. It requires no coding or formulas, keeps the canvas synced in real time with the source sheet, and lets users customize layout, design, and functionality and share canvases like regular sheets.

via Android Authority|
#google#google-gemini#google-sheets
No-code vibe coding: building a trip planner in under two hours with a Sam Altman prompt
technology2 months ago

No-code vibe coding: building a trip planner in under two hours with a Sam Altman prompt

A writer follows Sam Altman’s exact ChatGPT prompt to plan a long weekend and ends up building a fully functional, shareable trip-planning site without writing any code. ChatGPT generates the app, guides the user through setup steps (including terminal commands and hosting), and even suggests hosting via the new Sites feature, resulting in a three-destination plan and an email draft in under two hours. The experiment showcases how “vibe coding” can empower non‑coders to create practical apps using natural-language prompts.

via Business Insider|
#ai#chatgpt#no-code
No‑Code Dad Builds On‑Demand Nanny Network
technology4 months ago

No‑Code Dad Builds On‑Demand Nanny Network

Scott Klipper, a 39-year-old hedge-fund managing director and busy dad, vibe coded Trot My Tot—a NYC-area on-demand platform that connects families with short-term trotters (nannies or college students) for quick gigs like school pickups. Using no-code tools like Lovable, Cursor, and Replit, he built profiles, booking, and Stripe payments, plus vetting steps (SSN verification, photos, driver’s license, CPR); the service has about 600 users and 149 trots completed, with trotters’ charges capped at $25 and optional paid tiers. Klipper calls it a prototype, not a money-maker, and plans to expand to other caregiving tasks while tightening screening.

via Business Insider|
#background-checks#gig-economy#nanny-platform
Pocket AI era arrives as Claude Opus 4.5 lets you build apps from plain English
technology8 months ago

Pocket AI era arrives as Claude Opus 4.5 lets you build apps from plain English

Anthropic's Claude Opus 4.5 (with Claude Pro at $20/mo) can write code, build apps, and produce downloadable files from conversational prompts, even via its macOS‑only Cowork agent; in a hands‑on test, Jim VandeHei used it to create a 30‑question AI aptitude quiz, five‑minute training sessions, and four fully functional apps in eight hours on his phone, illustrating how AI can perform complex tasks rapidly. With OpenAI, Google, and others racing to beat Claude, the piece argues that 2026 may mark AI’s shift from novelty to widespread, practical use and urges readers to embrace these tools to stay competitive in the evolving job market.

via Axios|
#anthropic#app-development#artificial-intelligence
Emergent Secures $23M in Series A Funding to Democratize App Development
technology1 year ago

Emergent Secures $23M in Series A Funding to Democratize App Development

Emergent, a startup that enables non-technical users to create apps using AI prompts, has raised $23 million in Series A funding led by Lightspeed. The platform simplifies app creation, management, and deployment, aiming to democratize app development and compete with other vibe coding solutions. Since its launch, over 1.5 million apps have been built, and the company plans to expand its features, including native mobile app building and improved discovery and monetization options.

via TechCrunch|
#ai#app-development#emergent
Google Launches Jules 2.0: Free AI Coding Assistant Boosting Market Momentum
technology1 year ago

Google Launches Jules 2.0: Free AI Coding Assistant Boosting Market Momentum

Google Jules 2.0 is an advanced AI coding assistant built on the Gemini 2.5 Pro engine, offering features like code critique, automated testing, GitHub integration, and natural language task execution. It aims to streamline development workflows, reduce coding friction, and is accessible through a free tier with premium plans for advanced features, making it suitable for developers of all skill levels.

via Geeky Gadgets|
#ai-coding-assistant#ai-tools#google-jules-20
Vibe Coding and AI Tools Revolutionize Software Development and Engineering
technology1 year ago

Vibe Coding and AI Tools Revolutionize Software Development and Engineering

Vibe coding is a new process that enables non-technical people to generate software instantly from prompts, using platforms like Replit, Lovable, Cursor, and Google Firebase, transforming teams into creators and accelerating innovation. While it is effective for rapid prototyping and simple tasks, experts advise careful iteration and validation for complex or high-stakes projects.

via Inc.com|
#ai-tools#innovation#no-code
Demystifying AI Development: From No-Code Tools to Software Design Concepts
technology3 years ago

Demystifying AI Development: From No-Code Tools to Software Design Concepts

Companies are developing no-code solutions to help individuals build AI tools without the need for coding knowledge. Lobe, a free app owned by Microsoft, allows users to train machine learning models to recognize specific objects or behaviors using a laptop and webcam. Juji Studio offers a user-friendly platform for building AI chatbots without coding, allowing customization of the chatbot's personality and Q&A capabilities. Akkio enables users to build AI models from their business data, pulling information from various sources and providing guidance on feature selection and model evaluation. Bubble, a popular no-code tool, integrates with AI applications such as OpenAI's ChatGPT and allows users to create AI programs without coding knowledge.

via Lifehacker|
#ai-tools#chatbots#data-analysis
Microsoft and PwC lead the charge in AI investment and democratizing software development.
technology3 years ago

Microsoft and PwC lead the charge in AI investment and democratizing software development.

Microsoft has invested in Builder.ai, a London-based startup that helps companies create applications without any coding experience. The software allows anyone from tech-shy artists to design professionals with limited programming experience to develop and manage apps. Through a strategic partnership, Microsoft plans to integrate Builder.ai's AI assistant Natasha into its Teams video and chat software to let customers build business apps within the platform. The collaboration will give Builder.ai and its clients access to Microsoft's Azure suite of cloud tools, including a set of AI services it offers through a tie-up with U.S. startup OpenAI.

via CNBC|
#ai#builderai#cloud-tools