Google’s Project Jarvis: A New AI Assistant Ready to Operate Your Browser

Google might be preparing to unveil a new AI assistant, known as Project Jarvis, that can run a web browser and handle everyday tasks for users. According to The Information, this “computer-using agent” could be ready for a sneak peek as soon as December.

Sources explain that Jarvis operates by frequently taking screenshots of what’s on a user’s screen, analyzing them, and then performing actions like clicking buttons or typing. This advanced feature will be designed to work specifically with web browsers—particularly Chrome—enabling it to assist with tasks like research, shopping, and booking flights.

The development of Jarvis aligns with Google’s continued investment in AI. The company recently expanded the capabilities of its Gemini AI, expected to see its next major release in December. Gemini Live, Google’s current chatbot, now supports dozens of languages and is integrated with various Google services, including Meet and Photos.

The news comes just days after Anthropic revealed a similar tool for its Claude AI, which can now use a broad range of software in its public beta. With both companies racing to enhance user-friendly AI assistants, Jarvis could soon be a powerful option for users looking to streamline digital tasks.

Sources: Internet Sources & Twitter X 

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