Google has just mistakenly revealed Jarvis AI, the assistant that can browse the web for you

Google accidentally revealed Jarvis AI, a virtual assistant that could soon browse the internet and complete tasks independently. This innovative prototype, which will be officially launched in a few weeks, promises to transform online browsing by supporting actions such as shopping or booking travel.

The agents ofartificial intelligence capable of browse the web and of carry out tasks in all autonomy are booming. With the recent launch of ChatGPT Search, which allows ChatGPT's AI to search for information online in real time, competition is heating up in this area. These automated systems can perform actions without supervision human, thus freeing up time for users. Google is about to take a new step with Jarvis AIits own autonomous navigation assistant.

Google recently posted online by mistake a preview version of Jarvis AI on the Chrome Web Store, presenting it as “ a helpful companion who surfs the web with you “. Although the prototype was quickly removedsome users were able to see this description before it was deleted. Designed for a launch in DecemberJarvis will allow delegate tasks such as shopping online, finding bargains or even booking plane tickets, without requiring human intervention.

Google's Jarvis AI automates online browsing and manages your tasks on Chrome

Jarvis AI is designed to automate online browsing. For example, the assistant could perform complex searchesfind the best prices or organize a complete trip for the user. This technology introduces an effortless way to browse, where Chrome users could offload repetitive online tasks, leaving AI manage the entire process.

Google plans to launch Jarvis AI officially in December of this year 2024a time when AI assistants are experiencing rapid expansion. The company Anthropic recently launched a similar tool, and OpenAI is also poised to revolutionize online search with ChatGPT Search. With Jarvis, Google is introducing a new way to delegate everyday searches and purchases, ushering in a new era of AI-powered productivity.

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