Google is working on an ambitious project that could revolutionize our web experience. This project, called “Project Jarvis,” will create an advanced artificial intelligence assistant that automates web-based tasks and performs complex operations on behalf of the user.
Google Jarvis will automate web tasks
Google is working on Project Jarvis, an AI assistant that can automate web-based tasks. According to reports emerging in the US, Jarvis will be powered by Google’s Gemini architecture.
Jarvis, which will work through a web browser optimized specifically for Google Chrome, will perform various tasks on behalf of the user by taking screenshots, clicking buttons and entering text.
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Some example tasks that Jarvis can do include researching a topic, buying products on e-commerce and making travel plans. The current prototype needs only a few seconds to complete these actions.
Google plans to give selected users early access to Jarvis in December to identify bugs and provide feedback before making a full announcement. But the timeline is still subject to change, according to sources.
Jarvis aims to streamline web-based work and help users automate repetitive tasks. If successful, it could allow Google to create digital assistants that can interact with web content.
