Google will reportedly launch Project Jarvis — a Chrome-based AI that can do many web tasks. Google refused comment, but its Gemini AI gave 85% odds the project is legit.

Project Jarvis can reportedly automate web-based tasks, such as booking flights, and will be powered by Gemini 2.0. Google is expected to make Project Jarvis official in December, but its rollout could be limited to a few people for testing purposes.

Google is reportedly preparing to unveil a new artificial intelligence (AI) project, codenamed “Jarvis,” which aims to automate routine tasks within a web browser by the end of the year. As outlined by The Information,

Google's new 'Project Jarvis,' like the helpful AI from the Marvel movies, will be able to do everything you can do in Chrome and do it for you.

Google’s Project Jarvis may debut in December, using AI to perform browser tasks like booking flights and gathering research.

Explore Googles Project Jarvis, an AI initiative aimed at automating web browsing tasks for enhanced user experience and efficiency.

Google’s upcoming Project Jarvis could automate a bunch of your tasks, such as booking flights, purchasing an item, and more.

Google may be close to unveiling an AI agent that can operate a web browser to help users automate everyday tasks. The Information reports that the company is working on a “computer-using agent” under the codename Project Jarvis,

Google is reportedly working on "Project Jarvis," an AI agent designed to automate simple tasks while browsing the web in Chrome. Alleged sources claim Jarvis works by taking screenshots of your display to "interpret" the next best course of action — and does it.

Project Jarvis will apparently conduct research, purchase products, and even book a flight on your behalf Google is reportedly looking to sidestep the complexity of AI-driven automation by letting its multimodal large language models (LLMs) take control of your browser.