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

The program, referred to as a “computer-using agent,” is named Jarvis. In October, The Information reported that Google was deep in development on an AI program named Project Jarvis that could take over a computer in order to accomplish tasks like ...

Google has inadvertently confirmed the development of an advanced AI system named "Jarvis," following a leak that revealed the tech giant's latest innovation in AI.

Google's rumored Jarvis AI is happening, from the looks of it, as the extension gets accidentally listed on the Chrome Web Store. Read more.

In other words, Google’s new AI has the ability to take control of a computer to complete these simple tasks without manual human input. The prototype that popped up on Google’s extension store wasn’t in full working mode. A reporter tried to use Jarvis but access permissions prevented the app from performing any functions.

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.