Google is looking to step up its AI offers for web browsers, particularly as a new report revealed that it is developing a "Jarvis" artificial intelligence model that can bring automation for users' daily needs. Not only will "Jarvis" respond to user commands, but it can also learn from them and operate the browser to help in certain tasks, without the need for humans to tell it what to do.
The web browser automated AI tool will be available for Chrome, as said in the report, and it will bring a slice of Marvel Cinematic Universe's fictional AI program, "J.A.R.V.I.S.," which has helped Iron Man with automation and fighting crime.
Google Is Making 'Jarvis' a Real-Life AI Tool
The latest report from The Information revealed that Google has been working on a new AI called "Project Jarvis," which will bring daily automation for users to accomplish responsibilities or tasks more efficiently. This latest technology is set up to be a "computer-using agent" that can learn from a user's everyday tasks or certain commands and then predict what they need afterward.
Instead of having to manually do things over and over, Jarvis will be learning from a user's actions on a web browser and then filling in the next time they are to do these tasks for easier work.
According to the report, Google is already nearing its introduction of Jarvis, and the company is said to be ready to preview the latest AI model come December. But no more additional details were revealed in relation to this project.
'Jarvis' Brings AI Automation for Web Browsers
Users only need to do their usual activities on web browsers for Jarvis to learn, and according to sources, the AI will capture screenshots of what humans are doing on the browser to learn. After its learning phase, it can perform these tasks without having users to ask them, automating tasks like booking flights, online shopping, research and more.
Artificial Intelligence for Automation
One of the top alleged "threats" that AI brings to humans is automation, particularly since if this capability is already available, it can replace real people from their jobs because they can fill in without supervision. However, that is not the case with modern AI developments from the many companies looking to revolutionize it, with Google offering these experiences as a way to help humans in everyday tasks.
Companies like Motorola also revealed that they are working on an AI model that can predict what a user needs for their tasks or daily activities that will no longer require them to access it manually on their devices. On the other hand, Samsung is also working on delivering this automated AI experience on their Galaxy smartphones that will know what their users need.
The current AI experiences available now from the likes of OpenAI, Meta, Google and more have focused on prompt-based developments that require input from users before they can serve their purpose, but that is about to change soon. Google is now looking to deliver its Project Jarvis to bring another form of automated and predictive artificial intelligence that will significantly upgrade the Chrome web browser experience.
