Daily News - April 15th

Google is rolling out “Skills” inside Chrome, turning prompts into reusable workflows that can run across different websites. Instead of rewriting the same instructions over and over, users can now save a prompt and trigger it instantly on any page. This builds on Gemini’s integration in Chrome and pushes the browser toward becoming more of an execution layer for AI, not just a place to ask questions. With features like running across multiple tabs and a built-in library of workflows, this starts to look like lightweight automation directly inside the browser.

Source:

https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/14/google-adds-ai-skills-to-chrome-to-help-you-save-favorite-workflows/

Apple is taking a much stricter stance on vibe-coding apps like Replit, Vibecode, and Anything. Updates are being blocked, and in some cases apps are being removed entirely. The main issue is Apple’s rule against apps that download or execute code, combined with concerns that users could generate and run unreviewed or even malicious apps. At the same time, AI tools are driving an 84% increase in app submissions, which is putting pressure on Apple’s review process. This is essentially a clash between open-ended AI development tools and Apple’s tightly controlled ecosystem.

Source:

https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/14/how-vibe-coding-app-anything-is-rebuilding-after-getting-booted-from-the-app-store-twice/

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