Google Expenditures To 15 Countries Including Indonesia, Can Create AI-powered Mini Apps

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JAKARTA - Google has officially expanded its availability, an artificial intelligence (AI)-based application maker platform without code (no-code), to 15 new countries, including Indonesia.

First introduced two months ago, Myr was Google Labs' initial experimental project, allowing users to create AI-powered mini-apps with only natural language instructions.

When we opened our fire for users in the US, we anticipated they might build a simple and fun tool. We didn't expect to get a spike in advanced, practical, and very creative Good apps," Google wrote on its blog.

The 15 countries that are now available are Canada, India, Japan, South Korea, Vietnam, Indonesia, Brazil, Singapore, Colombia, El Salvador, Costa Rica, Panama, Honduras, Argentina, and Pakistan.

In addition to expanding availability, Google also revealed that it has improved its core performance to make it faster and responsive.

The application creation time is now shorter, and the parallel runs feature allows the execution process to run multi-step simultaneously, thus saving users time.

"We have invested in a variety of improvements to accelerate the process drastically in order to get started more quickly," Google said.

Throughvillage, Google hopes that more creators and business actors can automate business processes, increase work efficiency, and realize creative ideas with AI assistance.

Your voice can be accessed via the opal.withgoogle.com page, while the developer community can join through Google's official Discord channel.