Islamabad, Oct 28: Google Unveils Jarvis AI to Perform Tasks on Your Behalf. In order to help you save time on tasks, Google may soon make it simpler to control your web browser with a new AI assistant. As early as December, a preview of the AI tool called “Project Jarvis” could be released.
The Verge’s sources claim that Jarvis AI reacts to user commands by regularly taking screen captures, deciphering them, and then carrying out activities like button clicks and field input.Jarvis AI was created by Google especially to be used with web browsers, especially Chrome, to facilitate everyday online tasks like shopping, research, and flight booking.
With its next-generation Gemini AI model anticipated to be presented in December, Google is aligning this release with its continuous efforts to improve the model. Google’s chatbot, Gemini Live, has lately added support for many more languages and been connected with other services, including Google Meet and Photos.
The Jarvis announcement follows Anthropic’s release of a comparable tool for its Claude AI, which has computer abilities that allow it to use a variety of common tools and software that people use. Anthropic’s functionality, which is currently in public testing, provides more uses than just online browsing.
Google appears ready to follow the trend of AI systems that provide consumers with direct computer assistance with this Project. Perhaps changing how users engage with online resources and programs.
