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Google Labs introduced Stitch, an AI‑driven design tool that lets users create website and app interfaces through natural‑language prompts. Leveraging Gemini models, Stitch supports text and voice input, offers real‑time design critiques, and allows on‑the‑fly edits such as moving buttons or changing colors. Currently in beta, the platform can generate multi‑page layouts, extract design systems from URLs, and export rules via a markdown file. Early testers reported impressive visual results but noted occasional glitches typical of a beta product. Lire la suite

Google has begun rolling out its Gemini AI on Android Auto, superseding Google Assistant as the in‑car conversational helper. The rollout appears to be server‑side for select users, with no formal announcement. Gemini requires Android Auto version 15.6 or 15.7 and is currently limited to beta participants. The new integration offers full Gemini capabilities—including live, interruptible dialogue—and links to other Google apps like Home and Keep, letting drivers create lists or request directions via voice. Early feedback notes some feature gaps, such as missing contact nicknames, while a recent Gemini upgrade to Google Maps further enhances on‑road assistance. Lire la suite

Google has launched Mixboard, an experimental beta tool that embeds generative AI into visual mood boards. Using its Nano Banana image generator, Mixboard lets users create, edit, and remix ideas with simple text prompts, producing visuals, color palettes, and sample text on a blank canvas. Users can import their own images, tweak results with natural language, and generate variations on demand. The service is currently available only in the United States as a testing phase, positioning Mixboard as a new entry in Google’s suite of AI‑driven creative products. Lire la suite

Microsoft has rolled out Gaming Copilot, a beta AI assistant designed to help gamers, on PC today and plans to bring it to the Xbox mobile app next month. The tool appears in the Windows Game Bar overlay and offers voice‑enabled tips, recommendations and real‑time assistance for players 18 and older in every region except China. It will later expand to handhelds such as the ROG Xbox Ally and Xbox consoles. By leveraging Bing search data and player activity, Gaming Copilot aims to streamline gameplay guidance while Microsoft explores ways for creators, and even its own Muse AI model, to enrich the experience. Lire la suite