CODE NAME: Project Jarvis, an AI computer agent that can operate Google Chrome web browser without human assistance 

Google is preparing to roll out this new AI tool that can change how we (humans) interact with the World Wide Web.  

Project Jarvis is a computer-using AI agent that will operate within Google Chrome to automate web-based tasks, such as shopping, comparing prices, conducting research, and booking flights and other travel arrangements. 

What Makes Project Jarvis Unique? 

For starters, it will introduce new capabilities in AI functionality because, again, it can interact within Google Chrome - with the ability to interpret on-screen content, fill forms based on input, and click buttons. 

Jarvis can complete tasks for users. So, if, for instance, you want to book a flight. With Jarvis, just specify your preferences and let it compare flights, choose the best deals, and eventually book one for you in seconds. 

Jarvis is built for Google Chrome, focusing on various tasks performed on the web browser.

How Does Jarvis Work?

It captures your screen, analyzes images within, and interprets your commands before performing a specific task, such as clicking buttons or filling out forms. However, it operates slower than ChatGPT (OpenAI), taking a few seconds to process every action. 

Final Thoughts

With Jarvis, a user’s browsing experience can be more efficient. Let’s wait and see how it will compete with similar computer-using agents in the AI sector, which is becoming more competitive as more companies turn to AI automation. 

Once it rolls out, you don’t have to worry about tasks like researching, completing transactions, or browsing e-commerce platforms to make purchases. 

Thus, you never have to spend hours comparing prices, browsing websites, and gathering information about travel destinations. You can command the AI tool to perform such tasks.

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