Google Play Store now allows direct launch of personal AI-coded apps in U.S.

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Google announced a new U.S. feature on Tuesday, enabling users to launch personally created apps directly via the Play Store. This applies to apps built using Google's AI Studio for 'vibe-coding,' a capability first introduced in May. The company states these personal apps will remain secure, private, and distinct from publicly listed applications. Users can launch them with a standard Google account, with a future feature allowing limited sharing.

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