Google Launches Cryptocurrency Market, an AI Programming Tool

1. Core functions of Cryptocurrency Market products

Natural language to code: Users enter text descriptions (such as "create a pet supplies e-commerce page with a shopping cart and user reviews"), and Opal automatically generates a complete web application (HTML/CSS/JS).

Real-time debugging: Cryptocurrency Market supports voice/text commands to modify code (such as "change the button color to blue"), and the response speed is <1 second.

Multi-platform adaptation: The output code is compatible with mainstream frameworks such as React and Vue, and can be exported to GitHub.

2. Cryptocurrency Market's technological breakthroughs and comparisons with competing products

Underlying model: fine-tuned based on Gemini 1.5 Pro, specializing in front-end development scenarios.

Comparative advantages:

Tools Code quality Interaction mode Applicable scenarios

Google Opal Production level Voice + text Full stack web application

GitHub Copilot Fragment level Code completion Developer assistance

Anthropic Claude Strong logic API call Backend/algorithm development

3. Cryptocurrency Market test restrictions and commercialization path

First test limit: Only open to US developers to apply, Google Workspace account required.

Charging model:

Free version: 10 times a day (with Google brand watermark)

Professional version ($29/month): Cryptocurrency Market unlimited generation + enterprise-level support

Ecosystem integration: In the future, it will be connected to cloud services such as Google Cloud and Firebase.

4. Cryptocurrency Market industry impact

Threat to low-code platforms: Webflow and Bubble face the risk of user loss.

Reshaping the developer ecosystem: The demand for junior front-end positions may decrease, but new roles such as AI prompt engineers are emerging.

Google AI strategic completion: After Gemini, the key puzzle of the development ecosystem is completed.

Points of dispute:

The copyright of the generated code is unclear (Google's terms state that "users retain ownership but grant Google permanent use rights")

It may exacerbate the "technical gap", and non-technical personnel can also develop quickly, but it is difficult to maintain complex systems

Next plan: Open testing to the EU and Japan in Q4 2024, and enterprise API interfaces are under development.