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Google Expands Project Mariner AI Agent to Handle Multiple Web-Browsing Tasks Simultaneously
Google is rolling out Project Mariner, an experimental AI agent that browses websites and completes tasks like purchasing tickets or groceries without users visiting sites directly. The updated version runs on cloud virtual machines and can handle up to 10 tasks simultaneously, addressing previous limitations that required users to remain idle while the agent worked.
Skynet Chance (+0.04%): Autonomous AI agents that can independently navigate and take actions across the web represent a step toward more general AI capabilities with less human oversight. The ability to handle multiple tasks simultaneously and operate in background environments reduces human control over AI actions.
Skynet Date (-1 days): The commercial deployment of autonomous web agents accelerates the timeline for AI systems operating independently in digital environments. This represents practical implementation of agentic AI capabilities moving from experimental to consumer-facing products.
AGI Progress (+0.03%): Multi-task autonomous agents that can navigate complex web interfaces and complete goal-oriented tasks demonstrate significant progress toward general intelligence capabilities. The ability to operate across diverse websites and handle simultaneous objectives shows advancing generalization.
AGI Date (-1 days): Google's move from experimental to commercial deployment of agentic AI capabilities accelerates the practical implementation timeline for AGI-adjacent technologies. The integration with APIs and developer tools suggests rapid scaling of autonomous AI capabilities.