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Enhancing User Experience with Google’s Project Jarvis

28Oct

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Enhancing User Experience with Google’s Project Jarvis

Google's Jarvis, powered by a future iteration of the Gemini AI, is reportedly designed to operate exclusively within web browsers, specifically optimized for Chrome. This innovative tool aims to streamline the automation of everyday web-based tasks by analyzing and interacting with elements displayed on the screen. It can perform actions such as clicking buttons and entering text after taking screenshots, though it requires a few seconds to complete each action, according to The Information. This development aligns with a broader trend among leading AI companies focused on enhancing digital task automation. For example, Microsoft is set to release Copilot Vision, which will enable users to engage in discussions about the webpages they are viewing. Additionally, Apple is expected to int...

Introducing Copilot Labs and Copilot Vision

AI is still an evolving technology, advancing and spreading at an unprecedented pace. The more we engage with users and understand how they interact with AI, the more we realize how transformative this revolution is. However, we also recognize the need to proceed with caution. Our goal is to fully leverage the capabilities of AI Copilots to deliver rich, useful experiences, while ensuring safety and responsibility. We aim to strike a balance between innovation and accountability. This is why we are introducing Copilot Labs. Before rolling out our most advanced tools to all users, we are testing them with a smaller group to gather feedback, learn, and improve the product—making it both better and safer. Copilot Labs is available to Copilot Pro users, offering a sneak peek into upcoming "...

Urgent Update Required for 900 Million Microsoft Windows Users Before Deadline

Microsoft is facing a tough challenge with time running out. With just a year left before Windows 10 reaches its end in October 2025, many users are still not switching to Windows 11. This could lead to big problems with support if more people don't make the move. There's a small sign of progress, though. While Microsoft hasn't shared official numbers, new data from StatCounter shows that around 130 million Windows 10 users have upgraded to Windows 11 over the past year. However, nearly 900 million users are still sticking with Windows 10. Although the shift to Windows 11 is picking up, it's still much slower compared to previous OS transitions. Windows 11 is a unique update, largely due to its strict security hardware requirements, which prevent hundreds of millions of PCs from upgr...