Google is actively working on Project Jarvis, which involves the creation of an artificial intelligence (AI)-based virtual assistant for the Chrome web browser.
As reported by The Verge, this algorithm will help optimize the performance of various tasks, including searching for information on the Internet, online shopping and booking airline tickets.
According to the source, Jarvis will be based on a future version of the Gemini neural network, and the AI assistant itself will be available exclusively in the browser. This tool is designed to help people automate everyday tasks on the web using screenshots or text commands.
The largest companies in the AI industry are also actively working on creating similar AI assistants. For example, Microsoft’s Copilot Vision will be able to talk to the user about the web pages they are viewing. It is expected that next year Apple Intelligence algorithms will learn to understand what is happening on the screen of the user’s device.
As for Google, the public demonstration of the Jarvis algorithm could take place in December this year, although it may be delayed. According to the source, Google plans to open access to the algorithm to a limited number of testers, who should help find and fix bugs.