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Google Antigravity Equipped with 'Remote Agent' Feature Where AI Agents Work in the Cloud; AI Agents Keep Working Even Outside Working Hours

Google Antigravity Equipped with 'Remote Agent' Feature Where AI Agents Work in the Cloud; AI Agents Keep Working Even Outside Working Hours
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Google added a new “Remote Agent” feature to its Antigravity AI agent development environment, enabling AI agents to operate autonomously.

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  • •The new “Remote Agent” feature was added to Google’s AI agent development environment Antigravity.
  • •With this feature, AI agents can continue working on the cloud even outside regular working hours.
  • •Google says Antigravity aims to stay continuously running for users.
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