And provides 90 times more monthly code completions than GitHub Copilot’s free tier.

Google is introducing a new, free version of its Code Assist AI programming assistant to aggressively compete with GitHub Copilot.

Google’s AI coding assistant can help you write, test, debug, and document your code, but currently lacks whole-repo code generation and agents for long-running coding tasks.

Google has launched a free version of its artificial intelligence (AI)-powered coding tool, Gemini Code Assist, for individual developers around the world. The move is part of the tech giant's strategy to make advanced AI coding assistants more accessible to a broader audience which includes students,

Google is rolling out a free version of Gemini Code Assist, its tool for code completion, code generation, and code chat, with the aim of helping individual developers improve their productivity. The free version, now available globally as a public preview, is called Gemini Code Assist for individuals, and is powered by the Gemini 2.0 model.

Microsoft’s campaign to solicit Google users has just taken another twist, with the Windows-maker pushing Copilot on users searching Gemini. Google has already accused Microsoft of “a long history of tricks,

Google Cloud is rolling out free Gemini AI coding and code review tools to software developers across the globe.

Google is announcing a free version of Gemini Code Assist that lets developers “generate, explain and improve code.”