Google unveiled “Jules” on Wednesday, an artificial intelligence coding assistant that can autonomously fix software bugs and prepare code changes while developers sleep, marking a significant advancement in the company’s push to automate core programming tasks. The experimental AI-powered code agent, built on Google’s newly announced Gemini 2.0 platform, integrates directly with GitHub’s workflow system and can analyze complex codebases, implement fixes across multiple files, and prepare detailed pull requests without constant human supervision. The timing of Jules’ release is strategic. As the software development industry grapples with a persistent talent shortage and mounting technical debt, automated coding assistants have become increasingly crucial. Market research firm Gartner estimates that by 2028, AI-assisted coding will be involved in 75% of new application development.
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