Google's Gemini API now supports Webhooks for long-running jobs, reducing latency and improving efficiency for developers.
Why it matters
This update to the Gemini API directly impacts developers building AI applications. By implementing Webhooks, Google is addressing a common pain point in asynchronous processing, allowing for more responsive and efficient AI integrations. This can lead to better user experiences and more scalable AI-powered services.
Imagine you ask an AI to do a big task that takes a while. Instead of you constantly asking 'Are you done yet?', the AI will now tell you as soon as it's finished. This makes using AI tools much faster and smoother.
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