Google is reportedly developing the AI ​​“Jarvis” that could take over your web browser

Google may be close to unveiling an AI agent that can operate a web browser to help users automate everyday tasks. reports that the company is working on a “computer-using agent” codenamed Project Jarvis and it could potentially be ready for preview as early as December. According to sources spoken to The informationJarvis “responds to a person's commands by frequently taking screenshots of what is displayed on their computer screen and interpreting the recordings before performing actions, such as clicking a button or typing something in a text field.”

Jarvis reportedly only works with web browsers – specifically Chrome – to help with common tasks like research, shopping and flight bookings. This comes as Google continues to expand the capabilities of its Gemini AI, whose next-gen model is expected to be unveiled in December, as reported by . Gemini Live, Google's AI chatbot, made it this month, and the Gemini integration recently made it into , and other apps.

Jarvis' news comes days after what appears to be a more extensive feature for its Claude AI, which has reportedly been given computer skills so it can use “a wide range of standard tools and software programs designed for humans.” This is now available in a public beta.