Letting AI write code is no longer enough: Now Google wants it to take over the interface design too. Credit: Tada Images / Shutterstock Google is introducing AI into its Stitch UI design tool, enabling anyone to create user-interface designs by describing them in natural language or using markdown. It can also be used to copy the design of an existing web page — or “easily extract a design system from any URL,” as Google put it in a blog post describing the new feature. The thinking behind the development is that users will often have a variety of ideas in the initial part of the design process. Businesses will now be able to see a visual representation of those ideas, whether they be generated by text, image or code. Google has said that Stitch will also be paired with a new design agent that can reason across the entire project’s evolution. In addition, it has introduced an Agent manager that helps users to track their progress as well as allowing them to work on multiple ideas in parallel. Artificial IntelligenceDevelopment ToolsSoftware Development