Without programming experience or fees: "Google" simplifies creating personal apps with AI

Google has launched a new feature that allows Android users to create personal apps using AI and run them through the Play Store, without needing a paid developer account, with apps remaining private in the initial phase. The feature is currently available in select markets including the United States.

Google announced the launch of a new feature that allows Android phone users to create their own apps using artificial intelligence and run them directly through the Google Play Store, without needing a paid developer account or paying the usual registration fees. The feature allows users to design their apps using the "Google AI Studio" platform, then run them on their phones through their regular accounts, without publishing them publicly in the store. According to reports from Bloomberg and TechCrunch, Google began rolling out the feature in select markets, including the United States, for users aged 18 and older. Apps created by the user this way remain private and do not appear in search results or app listings available to others. Google plans to add the ability to share apps with a limited circle of friends and family in the coming months, while keeping the option for public publication available in the future.