Google accidentally posted a sneak peek of its upcoming AI tool, Jarvis AI, on the Chrome extension store. But before anyone could get too excited, Google quickly removed it. Despite that, some people managed to install the extension before it was taken down—but there was a catch. The tool required certain permissions that users couldn’t bypass, meaning they couldn’t actually use it yet.
What is Jarvis AI?
Jarvis is an AI-powered assistant designed to handle tasks on the web so you don’t have to. Imagine having an AI agent that can do all the small, repetitive tasks—like gathering research, shopping online, or booking your next flight—while you focus on the bigger things. Google has been working on this project under the codename Project Jarvis, and it’s expected to launch in December 2024.
This tool will be driven by a more advanced version of Gemini AI, Google’s next-generation AI technology, which will allow Jarvis to complete a range of tasks that would normally take ...
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