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An article reports that Google AI Studio's 'Delete permanently' button does not actually delete data, as files can be recovered from Google Drive. The author was banned from Google's Bug Hunter program for reporting this issue.
Google AI Studio now supports syncing with GitHub, allowing developers to start from existing repositories, pull changes, and push updates for a seamless workflow across environments.
Google Developers showcased using Gemini 3.7 Flash in Google AI Studio to transform a PDF annual report into an interactive web app, highlighting the model's data extraction and UI generation capabilities in a single prompt.
Google launches a new 'vibe coding' course in its AI Professional Certificate, teaching how to turn ideas into functional apps using Google AI Studio with no coding experience required.
Google Devs published a tutorial video demonstrating how to use Google AI Studio to build a native Android low-light photography app via natural language prompts in five minutes, and compares the feature differences between PWAs and native apps in 2026.
Google AI Studio now supports direct GitHub imports, allowing developers to bring entire repositories into the context window for building.
Google AI Studio now allows users to import projects directly from GitHub and sync changes back, improving workflow integration.
The tweet highlights the remarkably low cost and fast speed of multimodal AI agents like Nano Banana 2 Lite (~3 cents/image, ~4 seconds) and Gemini Omni Flash ($0.10/sec video with native audio and editing), enabling affordable looping for agents.
Google is offering developers up to 1M tokens per minute for free on Gemini 2.5 Flash and Pro via Google AI Studio, with no credit card required, enabling easy experimentation.
Introduces an open-source project that aggregates free quotas (totaling about 1.7 billion tokens per month) from 16 LLM providers for unified usage, and mentions Google AI Studio's free API tier, aiming to help developers save costs.
Philipp Schmid announces that over 1,000,000 native Android apps have been built directly in Google AI Studio since its launch at Google I/O, highlighting significant progress and more to come.
Google announces a vibe-coded quiz built with Google AI Studio, showcasing how non-developers can use the tool to build applications.
The article recounts the author's experience using Google's AI Studio to rapidly build Android apps through natural language prompts, noting the impressive speed and ease while also highlighting limitations like app quality and daily usage caps.
This article describes how to quickly publish your Google AI Studio app as a shareable webpage with one click, using Cloud Run's free tier. The steps are simple.
This article introduces how to use the Vibe Coding feature in Google AI Studio to build customized interactive applications, such as a vinyl record player-style greeting card generator, by describing them in natural language instead of writing code.
This article offers tips for crafting effective AI prompts using the Vibe Coding feature in Google AI Studio, highlighting the importance of specificity, the use of keywords such as Three.js, image references, and iterative refinement.
Google AI Studio now lets users create games, websites and mobile apps from single plain-language prompts without writing code.
Google AI Studio now lets users vibe-code a full retro virtual-closet web app from a hand-drawn sketch and reference images, integrating real-time weather, garment photos, and Nano Banana-powered virtual try-on in minutes.