Google has introduced Opal, which is now available in the US as a public beta. In a post on X (formerly Twitter), the tech giant announced the introduction of Google Opal. Google Labs said, "new way to help you build and share AI mini-apps by linking together prompts, models, and tools, all while using simple, natural language (without a single line of code)." Google said, "Though Opal is an experiment, it’s packed with powerful features designed to make your ideas a reality." When creating software, a workflow refers to the step-by-step actions a user follows to reach a particular outcome. Opal simplifies this process by allowing users to design and visualise workflows using prompts, AI model calls, and integrated tools. Google said, "Opal translates your instructions into a visual workflow, giving you fine-grained control without ever needing to see a line of code." Once complete, the app can be shared with others to use with their own Google accounts. Perplexity Comet AI Browser Invite-Only Access Expands, CEO Aravind Srinivas Says Another Fresh Batch of Invites Were Sent Out.

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