Everyone’s looking to get in on vibe coding — and Google is no different with Stitch, its follow-up to Jules

Join our daily and weekly newsletters for the latest updates and exclusive content on industry-leading AI coverage. Learn More Vibe coding is arguably one of the hottest trends in tech right now, as it reflects a wider adoption of AI and natural language prompts for basic code completion (challenging the conventional coding mindset that humans should complete downstream tasks). Google is releasing Stitch, a new experiment from Google Labs, to compete with Microsoft, AWS, and other existing end-to-end coding tools. Now in beta, the platform designs user interfaces (UIs) with one prompt—and some developers are already gushing. “Google dropped the most powerful UI designer in the world,” Brendan Jowett, owner of voice AI company Inflate AI, posted on X. The use of AI in programming and development certainly isn’t new, but the concept of “vibe coding” — coined by OpenAI cofounder Andrej Karpathy earlier this year — is a newer concept incorporating generative AI to automate coding tasks ... Read full article.