Claude’s No-Code App Builder

Gemini CLI drops into the terminal, letting devs write, debug, and refactor code using natural language, no IDE required. It’s fast, open source (Apache 2.0), and hooks into tools like Veo 3 for video, Google Seek for real-time data, and Deep Research for prolonged tasks. High limits (60 req/min, 1,000/day) mean it’s ready for serious usage, though trust in AI-generated code still lags.

Colab AI levels up Colab notebooks with a Gemini assistant that runs evaluation workflows, trains models, and cleans data, all inline. A brand new Data Science Agent even iterates on pipelines based on user feedback. No more tab-hopping or copying code between cells.

Imagen 4 sharpens AI visuals with higher prompt accuracy and pro-level text rendering. Now live in Gemini API and AI Studio, it is available in standard ($0.04/image) and Ultra ($0.06/image) tiers. Ultra’s free to try for now, tuned for high-fidelity image output.

Gemma 3n brings AI to edge devices. This open-source model (E2B/E4B) is optimized for low memory (as little as 2GB RAM), due to efficient design using MatFormer and MobileNet-V5. It handles multimodal input and outputs text, performing above its weight class, E4B even breaks 1300 on LMArena.

Doppl, a brand new app under Google Labs, lets users virtually try on clothes using a full-body photo. It pulls garments from stores, friends, or social feeds and creates shareable try-on videos. Accuracy may vary.

Anthropic just upgraded Claude from chatbot to full-on no-code platform. Users can now construct and share functional AI apps called artifacts, directly inside Claude. These aren’t static outputs; they’re live tools that take input, adapt on the fly, and run with no need a conversation in progress. Claude now embeds intelligence directly into these tools, eliminating copy-paste workflows and turning prompts into working software.

Since launch, users have created over 500 million artifacts: flashcard generators, spreadsheet analyzers, smart tutors, and NPC-driven games. Free users can construct and interact; paid tiers unlock more power. Anthropic handles content moderation with multi-layered safeguards. As OpenAI pushes GPT-powered agents, Anthropic bets on apps with real UX. Read more.

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