Pichai says 75% of Google's new code is generated by AI, with complex migrations accelerated by 6 times

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ME News report, April 22 (UTC+8). According to Beating Monitoring, Pichai announced a set of internal Google AI usage data during the Cloud Next 2026 keynote speech, saying that the company has always been acting as its own “zero-th customer” for its technology. In terms of coding, 75% of Google’s new code is now generated by AI and reviewed by engineers; in autumn last year, this figure was 50%. The team has shifted to fully autonomous agent workflows: a particularly complex code migration was completed through collaboration between agents and engineers, at a speed 6 times faster than purely manual work a year ago. The initial version of the Gemini macOS client was built on the agent development platform Antigravity; from concept to a native Swift prototype took only a few days. Agents in the Security Operations Center automatically sort tens of thousands of unstructured threat reports each month, cutting threat mitigation time by more than 90%. Google also uses the Gemini agent CodeMender to find and fix critical software vulnerabilities. For the launch of the Chrome version of Gemini, the marketing team generated thousands of sets of creative variants, increasing delivery speed by 70% and improving conversion rates by 20%. Pichai previewed that more technical releases will be announced at Google I/O on May 19. (Source: BlockBeats)
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