🤖 A sneak peek at Google's Jarvis AI

AI agents are about to get wild.

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Lex Sokolin
November 08, 2024

Hi AI Futurists,

Today we look at Google’s newest AI assistant, Jarvis, which made a surprise appearance this week with an accidental leak, hinting at the future of web browsing. Though Google quickly pulled the prototype from the Chrome extension store, reports suggest Jarvis will make its official debut in December, bringing us one step closer to a fully hands-free internet experience.

Here is the full agenda

  • A look at Google’s Jarvis

  • How to get your AI powered assistant

  • Top 3 selected AI tools

  • Top news on the AI horizon

Best,
Lex

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AI agents coming to a computer near you.

Starting in December, Google is expected to unveil “Jarvis,” its new AI assistant for Chrome that automates browsing and online tasks. Accidentally leaked in the Chrome extension store before it was fully ready, Jarvis promises to help users with everything from shopping to travel booking, freeing up time by tackling web-based tasks directly within Chrome. While users couldn’t access the full features of Jarvis during the brief leak, insiders report that the AI will allow seamless browsing and purchasing experiences, taking automation to a new level for consumers.

Google’s release of Jarvis comes as competition in the AI-powered assistant space grows. Other companies, like Anthropic and potentially OpenAI, are working on similar AI agents designed to perform a range of tasks without human oversight. By embedding this tech within Chrome, Google could leverage its large browser user base to quickly expand Jarvis’s reach, making it an appealing, hands-off productivity tool that simplifies browsing while building on Google’s data and search expertise.

With automation tools like Jarvis, the broader implications for user privacy, productivity, and competition among tech giants are significant. As automated agents become mainstream, questions remain about how privacy and data use will be managed.

While it will likely be some time before AI agents become truly household names, investing the time and energy to learn about what AI agents can do could prove to be massively beneficial.

Important Points

  • Google’s Jarvis AI will automate web browsing tasks directly in Chrome

  • Jarvis will enable hands-free online shopping and travel booking for users

  • Competition in AI agents is heating up, with Google, Anthropic, and OpenAI all developing solutions

  • Google’s strategy could boost Chrome’s appeal as it integrates advanced AI features

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