BCGAME - Free 5BTC Daily Bonus!In a technological scenario that is constantly evolving, Google has just presented an innovation that promises to revolutionize the way we interact with the internet: Mariner. This IA experimental, built on the powerful Gemini 2.0 platform, marks Google's definitive entry into the fierce race of artificial intelligence agents. According to the information published by the New York Times, in a significant technological development, this Google AI will be able to use websites on its own.
Recently, we have seen a significant increase in the development of AI tools that seek to automate tasks and optimize the user experience. Mariner fits perfectly into this trend, with the proposal to perform complex actions on the web autonomously, always under human supervision. Imagine a virtual assistant capable of navigating spreadsheets, making online purchases and using various digital services, all with the precision and speed of artificial intelligence.
Mariner is able to understand the need to click a button to perform an action, actively interacting with the digital environment. A practical example of this is the ability to fill a virtual shopping cart, leaving the final purchase decision to the user. This approach puts control in the hands of the user, ensuring a safer and more personalized experience.
The technological foundation behind this innovation is Gemini 2.0, an advanced neural network that learns from vast data sets, including text, images and sounds. Gemini 2.0 not only processes information, but also understands how humans interact with digital tools, allowing Mariner to emulate similar actions.
“He can understand that he needs to press a button to make something happen. He can act in the world,” noted the New York Times, citing Demis Hassabis, head of Google’s central AI lab.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai sees Mariner as a crucial step toward creating a “universal assistant,” an ambitious goal that seeks to integrate AI into many aspects of everyday life.
Despite the excitement surrounding Mariner, Google faces regulatory and technical challenges. The U.S. Department of Justice is investigating Google’s separation of Chrome due to antitrust concerns, which could impact Mariner’s development. Another important point is that, like any AI system, Mariner is prone to errors, a challenge that Google recognizes and seeks to overcome.
