Google says DevFest 2026 is returning with more than 800 events worldwide. The events are focused on building, securing, and scaling AI systems that can carry out tasks on their own.
Developers and other interested participants can connect with a local or global DevFest event to learn about these tools and practices. The feed does not provide details on dates, pricing, or registration.
The models are available now in Google’s Gemini API and AI Studio, allowing developers to build voice applications at $0.005 per minute for audio input. Generated audio includes Google DeepMind’s SynthID watermark, which identifies it as AI-created.
Developers can use tools such as Claude, Cursor, Codex, and ChatGPT to reduce the manual work involved in launching WhatsApp Business messaging. The feature is aimed at developers, and the feed does not specify pricing or broader access details.
The list helps users, creators, and businesses separate announced AI plans from products that are actually available and working as expected. It also highlights the risk of relying on projects that may be delayed, changed, or abandoned.
