Google’s AI set to control Web Browsers for Research and Shopping, changing how we use the internet.
According to The Information, Google might showcase model concept, called “Project Jarvis,” as early as December. This project is designed to handle tasks on behalf of users, such as conducting research, making purchases, or booking flights, as revealed by three individuals with direct knowledge of the development.
Google’s Project Jarvis, named for Tony Stark’s AI assistant in Iron Man, will take on most of your everyday web tasks.
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According to reports, Jarvis will be driven by an upcoming version of Google’s Gemini and is designed to operate exclusively within web browsers, specifically optimized for Chrome.
The tool aims to assist users in automating routine online tasks by capturing and interpreting screenshots, clicking buttons, and entering text. Currently, it is said to take “a few seconds” to complete each action.
The biggest AI companies are all working on models that do things like what The Information is describing. Microsoft’s Copilot Vision will let you talk with it about webpages you’re viewing.
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The Information cautions that Google’s plan to show Jarvis off in December is subject to change. The company is reportedly considering releasing it to some small number of testers to find and help the company work out bugs.