It was canceled before it was released: Google canceled the independent AI Studio application and put mobile creation back into the arms of Gemini. Google once again showed its "product killer" knife, and this time the landing point was particularly dramatic - the one that was axed was an application that had never even been officially launched.

It was cut off before it was released: Google canceled the independent AI Studio application and put mobile creation back into the arms of Gemini. Google once again showed its "product killer" knife, and this time the landing point was particularly dramatic - the one that was cut off was an application that had never even been officially launched. This highly anticipated independent application is called Google AI Studio, which was just unveiled at the Google I/O Developer Conference in May this year. According to the original plan, it will be available on Android and iOS, giving developers and creators a portable workbench that can capture inspiration at any time, build, test, iterate and even publish AI applications directly on their mobile phones. During the pre-heating period, it opened pre-orders on the Apple App Store and Google Play, quickly attracting enthusiastic reservations from about 800,000 users in 168 countries around the world. This shows the market's desire for mobile AI creation tools. Just as the application was about to be officially launched, the AI ​​Studio team suddenly announced on social platforms that it had changed course and completely canceled the release of this independent mobile application. Google's official explanation is that they decided to take a completely different strategic route instead of "asking users to download a new independent application." Only the shell was chopped off, and Riko's ability was not lost. According to the latest trends, the original core functions of AI Studio will be deeply integrated with the Gemini team and directly integrated into the Gemini main application on the mobile and desktop sides. This means that Google wants to forge Gemini into a more complex core hub - the generation, production and prototyping of AI applications. It is no longer locked in a separate developer tool, but can "naturally emerge" in daily conversations with Gemini. In the future, both ordinary users and developers are expected to seamlessly get a customized application building experience in regular smart chats. For those users who have completed pre-orders and are eagerly awaiting, Google promises that the powerful underlying functions will eventually be implemented in the Gemini iteration. The web version of Google AI Studio (aistudio.Google.com) will remain and operate independently, continue to receive investment and upgrades, and continue to serve as the main platform from inspiration to commercial implementation. An application that was included before it was born reflects Google’s increasingly clear intention: to converge all AI entrances to the core of Gemini. via AI News (author: AI Base)