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Default Gemini could soon get a huge upgrade for analyzing code (APK teardown)

Credit: Calvin Wankhede / Android Authority


  • Google’s Gemini AI is getting an upgrade to analyze entire code folders.
  • The feature is said to be rolling out on the web and has also been spotted within the Android app.

AI has seeped into our lives,*and many of us use it daily to make our lives easier, whether through AI apps or*AI Assistants like ChatGPT and Gemini. One way that AI can help you is by analyzing your code to suggest improvements and even help you debug. It’s an efficient use of AI, but code analysis often requires looking at many interconnected files, which isn’t always possible through current-generation AI assistants. Google could soon upgrade Gemini with this ability, allowing it to analyze a codebase containing multiple files.

Google app v15.47.28 beta includes a string that indicates that Google could be upgrading Gemini to allow it to analyze code folders.




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