Google code-named Project Jarvis
Key Highlights
- According to a recent story: Google is working on an AI agent that they have code-named “Project Jarvis“
- Project Jarvis, which will be powered by Gemini 2.0 is said to be able to automate web-based processes/ activities like booking flights.
- Though the release may be limited to a selected few for testing, Google plans to officially launch Project Jarvis in December.
In Short
- Google code-named Project Jarvis
- New AI Agent: Referenced IRON Man Movies
- Phase to Automate Web-Based Activities
- Thinking about… How will ‘Jarvis’ AI work?
- What to Expect in Coming Weeks?
- Questions in mind, yet to be answered
- Google CEO’s Words – Towards AI Agents
Google code-named Project Jarvis
New AI Agent: Referenced IRON Man Movies
The new AI agent that Google is reportedly developing has the ability to take over the machine we’re using, but it’s not as terrible as it sounds.
According to reports this AI agent – called Project Jarvis (supposedly a reference to the JARVIS voice assistant from the Iron Man movies) has been specially trained to take over a user’s web browser in order to do responsibilities such as performing research, making decisions or organizing travel etc.
Phase to Automate Web-Based Activities
Project Jarvis will be a user-facing tool that runs in Google Chrome and automates regular web-based activities, according to a report by The Information.
According to the source Google will be announcing the AI agent and its upcoming flagship Gemini AI model – Gemini 2.0, as early as December.
Following the preview Jarvis may be made accessible to early testers and might be used in Google’s marketing campaign that showcases the features of its most recent Gemini model.
Thinking about… How will ‘Jarvis’ AI work?
According to reports- Jarvis will operate by collecting “frequent screenshots” of the user’s screen and using the information to execute instructions like clicking a button or entering text.
Jarvis is described as functioning “relatively slowly”. however, since it requires a few seconds to analyze information before responding.
What to Expect in Coming Weeks?
Although there are no pictures or videos to show how Jarvis would function, the source stated that they had communicated with three individuals who had direct knowledge of the scenario.
Researchers will find out more about Project Jarvis and its capacity for innovation in the upcoming weeks as December approach.
Questions in mind, yet to be answered
Although Jarvis seems to be the cutting-edge technology we have been predicting, the most recent study offers more questions than it offers answers.
For example, we do not yet know if Jarvis will run in the cloud or on-device, which raises serious privacy concerns. In addition, it’s unclear if Jarvis will simply function with Google Chrome on the web or if it would also operate with the Google Chrome app on mobile devices.
Google CEO’s Words – Towards AI Agents
In an interview earlier this year, Google CEO Sundar Pichai highlighted his appreciation for AI agents, stating, “I consider [agents] as intelligent machines that show reasoning, planning, and memory.” posses the skill to plan ahead, interact with software and systems, and complete activities on human behalf—and most importantly “under our direction or control“.
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