Head over to our on-demand library to view sessions from VB Transform 2023. Register HereToday, DIY website builder Wix announced an automated tool to create complete websites using Natural Language prompts.The capability will debut as part of a broader suite of AI-powered features that the company says will simplify the entire process of building, designing and managing websites for businesses. The move marks another notable implementation of generative AI where the evolving new technology is streamlining enterprise workflows and allowing teams to focus on what matters most: business growth.“These new tools leverage the strength and dedication of our data science team, who have been leaders in integrating the power of AI and delivering it directly to Wix users,” Avishai Abrahami, cofounder and CEO of Wix, said in a press statement. “We’re on the edge of something truly amazing, and we will keep advancing our offerings as AI technology progresses to enable users to grow their businesses and have success with more efficiency and creativity than ever before.” However, Abrahami has not yet shared publicly when exactly the tools will be available for use, and a promotional video says only “coming soon.”VB Transform 2023 On-DemandDid you miss a session from VB Transform 2023? Register to access the on-demand library for all of our featured sessions. While Wix has been using AI for website generation for some time, the new site generator takes things to another level by bringing natural language prompts into the loop.All a user has to do is interact with the Wix AI chatbot and describe the intent of their planned website. The bot asks a few questions to capture the right intent, and generates the entire website almost instantly, including a homepage and all the inner pages with text and images. “What makes it groundbreaking is that it is not a template. In fact, it’s a unique website designed and tailor-made for you, according to your needs, generated with AI and advanced algorithms. The design and layout are completely fitted to the site’s content,” Abrahami wrote in a blog post.>>Follow VentureBeat’s ongoing generative AI coverage