Artificial intelligence continues to have a golden moment. Its evolution is unstoppable and the improvements it has seen in recent years have made it a more capable and smarter solution, but also more scalable and easy to implement on different devices.

You know what it’s all about, it’s not just about having AI models with a lot of parameters running on expensive servers and devices, it’s about making them work and scale to more modest hardware configurations that we all use on a daily basis, such as computers and smartphones.

Bring the AI ​​to your PC or smartphone and that’s it it works locally offering good performance and a good level of accuracy have been two of the most important challenges facing the AI ​​sector. Thanks to the development of the NPU and the performance improvements made in the latest generations, this has been possible, although the truth is that we still have a long way to go.

This is just the beginning of something that will be very big. Google knows this, which is why the Mountain View giant is working on the Jarvis project, an AI that could arrive with the next launch of LLM Gemini, and this could be the basis of another solution that will act as CUA, an abbreviation in English for personal assistant for computer use.

In the first version, the main goal of this tool will be to help us with web browsing tasks such as perform searches and certain tasks that we always need, such as opening websites, filling out forms, buying products, booking flights and even compiling data that may be useful to us.

Advanced AI to control your PC

Interesting, but Google’s ultimate goal goes further and is much more ambitious. The American giant wants to turn this artificial intelligence into an advanced solution that could completely control the PC, in a way that we we would just have to give him orders specific to performing certain actions, such as opening certain applications or making changes to settings.

The version of Project Jarvis that is supposed to help us with our search and navigation tasks is already raising serious doubts due to privacy and security issues, so I don’t need to tell you what could happen if Google released a variant with the ability to control our PCs. Personally, I am completely clear about this I would never entrust this task to an AI, what about you?

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