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Alphabets Google is said to be working on a more advanced artificial intelligence technology, codenamed Project Jarvis. This technology is said to allow users to automate the whole process of web browsing with respect to research and shopping.
Google may demo the project in December 2024, when it unveils its next flagship large language model, Gemini.
Project Jarvis is an innovation that will make the user experience within web browsers, especially Google Chrome, much easier and more streamlined for everyday online tasks.
The AI assistant will automate the actions of making research inquiries, shopping online, and booking flight tickets. Thus, allowing users to hand over mundane activities to the system. This innovation promises to significantly boost efficiency during online interactions.
Among the greatest advantages of Project Jarvis is its capability to capture screenshots of a user's computer screen. On this basis, the AI will come to understand what actions to take.
For instance, if a user is looking for flight tickets, Jarvis will automatically determine which buttons to click and which fields to fill in. This will reduce repetitive clicks and typing, common in online processes.
This effort is an extension of the company's overall strategy of enhancing AI capabilities of its Gemini AI platform.
According to reports, Google will release new features and language in the AI model in December. The new Gemini model, set to arrive soon, will work within several Google apps, like Google Meet and Photos.
Interestingly, this is a release very much in tandem with a similar launch from Anthropic. The company announced the release of new features for the public beta of its Claude AI. Anthropic takes it a step further with an integrated set of standard software tools.
The companies are now pushing AI towards greater potential in daily usage. So, users can expect more interaction and efficiency in the digital experience.
Project Jarvis will possibly introduce a new shift in how we engage with the web, simplifying and making online work easier. All eyes are on the launch of this new AI assistant as December approaches.
