Google has accidentally revealed the existence of an AI-powered program capable of taking over a user’s computer in order to complete everyday, web-based tasks. The program, referred to as a “computer-using agent,” is named Jarvis.

Google has unintentionally confirmed the existence of its advanced AI, "Jarvis," following a leak exposing the tech giant's latest AI developments.

Jarvis is real. Google’s new AI prototype accidentally found its way to the public through the Chrome Web Store. This isn’t just some AI helper that can tell you the weather or remind you about doctor appointments.

Google has accidentally leaked its upcoming AI agent, Jarvis AI, which will browse the web for you in Chrome. According to The Information, Google posted an internal preview of the product, codenamed Jarvis, on the Chrome extension store but was quick to remove the prototype before too many users noticed.

It was revealed that Google is developing a new artificial intelligence entity that will deliver a 'companion' to users, and the early rumors were subsequently followed by Jarvis AI's leak on Chrome's Extensions store.

Google has accidentally leaked Jarvis, its next-generation AI assistant. The app was briefly available on the extension store for the Chrome browser, although it's since been removed. Some people did manage to download it before it was taken down again, although they were unable to get it to work.