Could not automatically detect an ADB binary. Some emulator functionality will not work until a custom path to ADB is added. This can be done in Extended Controls (...) > Settings > General tab > 'Use detected ADB location'
I happened to download Android Studio that runs natively on M1 Silicon Mac, I was looking for an Android Emulator that could also run natively, after getting it installed when I ran the emulator I got the above messages.
Now the question that I had was - How to connect the emulator to Android Studio and run by applications that I want to test, here is how I was able to do this,
- Open Android Studio
- Go to: Menu -> Tools -> SDK Manager
- Click on SDK Tools Tab,
- Now Check on - "Android SDK Platform-Tools"
- Click on OK to install.
- Now you should see "Virtual Device" under Device Connector (just next to build icon)
- Run your App and it should start in Native M1 Android Emulator.

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