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Google unveiled its first-ever AI agent that can take actions on the web. Called Project Mariner, the Gemini-powered agent takes control of your Chrome browser, moves the cursor on your screen, clicks buttons, and fills out forms, allowing it to use and navigate websites much like a human would. Google is continuing to experiment with new ways for Gemini to read, summarize, and, now, use websites. A Google executive tells TechCrunch this is part of a “fundamentally new UX paradigm shift”: moving users away from directly interacting with websites, and instead, interacting with a generative AI system that does it for you. Read more from Maxwell Zeff: https://tcrn.ch/3VtnD6v #TechCrunch #technews #google #ai #aiagent #googlechrome #deepmind

Google unveils Project Mariner: AI agents to use the web for you | TechCrunch

Google unveils Project Mariner: AI agents to use the web for you | TechCrunch

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Chaz Trammell

3D Animation / Visual Effects / Production Management / Project Management

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So those captcha boxes on websites and especially on company career sections...... 🤔 🤔 🤔 ...I am not a robot...nothing to see here

So how is this different from bot traffic that emulates human behavior that Google hates?

Now this is a game changer. I was hoping that ChatGPT 1o would have something like this, but was disappointed to see that it didn’t. I may ChatGPT power user, and a lawyer wanted that, but I would switch in a heartbeat if this goes GA

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rōss blytt jordens

CEO Founder SoundonShape.com

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and this makes Goggle Analytics useless for tracking what is bots/real traffic?

Lithmi Perera (she/her/hers)

Electrical and Electronics Engineer | Power and Renewable Engineering | a Fervent Data and Quantum Mechanics Individual

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Beginning of an end of something

Matthew Dela Cruz

CS Graduate from California State University, Sacramento

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I need a job.

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