As the world becomes more digital, automation is playing a bigger role in everyday life. To keep up with this trend, Google is developing an AI tool to help automate online tasks.
According to The Information, Google is working on a project called “Project Jarvis.” This tool will make it easier to complete tasks on the web, like researching information, buying things, or booking travel. Let’s see what this new AI tool can do!
What Is ‘Project Jarvis’?
Project Jarvis is a new AI tool designed to help users by automating tasks such as finding information, making purchases, or booking flights. Some people familiar with the project told The Verge that the tool will be available by the end of December 2024. It will be powered by Google’s Gemini AI and will work with Google Chrome to perform tasks like typing, clicking buttons, and reading text. For example, it could book hotels, do research, and more, all without needing you to step in.
The project is currently being tested and is expected to be available soon. Before launching, Google plans to fix any bugs and may release the tool to a small group of testers to help make it better.
Is Too Much Automation a Problem?
Google isn’t the only company working on AI for automating web tasks. Microsoft has a similar tool called Copilot that helps users browse the web, and Anthropic recently announced an update to its AI tool, Claude AI. The new version, Claude 3.5 Sonnet, aims to perform tasks like answering emails, doing research, and handling other computer jobs just like a person would.
As more companies join the race to automate tasks, the question arises: How much automation is too much?
Source: financialexpress
