Google may be close to introducing an artificial intelligence agent that can run a web browser to help users automate everyday tasks. says the company is working on a “computer-powered agent” codenamed Project Jarvis, which could be ready for preview in December. Sources talking about this said InformationJarvis “responds to human commands by taking frequent screenshots of what’s on the computer screen and interpreting the snapshots before taking actions like pressing a button or typing in a text field.”
Jarvis is said to be made to work only with web browsers, specifically Chrome, to perform common tasks such as researching, shopping and booking flights. This comes as Google continues to expand the capabilities of its next-generation Gemini AI, which is expected to be unveiled in December. . Gemini Live, Google’s AI chatbot, This month and the Gemini integration recently did just that , and other applications.
The Jarvis news comes a few days later but a feature that looks more expansive for Claude AI, which he says is equipped with computer skills to “use a wide range of standard tools and software programs designed for humans.” It is now available in public beta.
