Google wants to host your personal vibe-coded apps in the Play Store
Key points
- Google is adding more artificial intelligence tools to its Play Store. The Ask Play feature is expanding into a general search for apps and games, offering recommendations that can include comparison charts.
- A new Game Finder feature uses usage data to build a Gamer DNA profile and match users with similar players. Users can rate games to refine their profile and add or remove tags.
- Game Finder and Gamer DNA are rolling out in the United States now, with other markets to follow. Google also plans to let users privately host and share apps they build using AI.
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