Google is reportedly developing an AI system with “computer-aided agents.”

Google could reportedly preview its own version of Rabbit's big action model concept as early as December The information. “Project Jarvis,” as it is reportedly codenamed, would perform tasks for users including “gathering research, purchasing a product, or booking a flight,” according to three people the outlet spoke to who have direct knowledge of the project .

Jarvis is based on a future version of Google's Gemini and reportedly only works with a web browser (it's specifically optimized for Chrome). The tool aims to help people “automate everyday, web-based tasks” by taking and interpreting screenshots and then clicking buttons or entering text. The information writes. In the current state it apparently takes “a few seconds” between actions.

The information points out that Google's plan to debut Jarvis in December may change. The company is reportedly considering making it available to a small number of testers to find bugs and help the company fix them.