Google’s Stitch lets you build app UIs from simple prompts, speeding up design fast, but it could also lead to generic, same-looking apps if everyone relies on AI too much.

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Google has rolled out updates to Stitch, an AI tool designed to generate user interfaces from text and visual inputs. The move underscores the growing role of AI in design.