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Google will reportedly launch Project Jarvis — a Chrome-based AI that can do many web tasks. Google refused comment, but its ...

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Expected to be rolled out this December, Jarvis could have uses across the enterprise as various tasks such as development, CRM, and ERP. Google is also throwing its hat in the AI-based computer ...

Google is actively developing an artificial intelligence (AI) agent named Project Jarvis, designed to autonomously manage web browsers and extend its control to the entire computer system.