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Google has shut down Project Mariner, the AI browser agent that navigated websites by processing screenshots in real time.

Google is ditching its web-browsing AI agent as smarter, faster AI coworkers like Claude Code and OpenClaw take the spotlight ...

Google first announced Project Mariner back in December 2024. An extension for an experimental build of Chrome, Mariner could ...

Few tech-industry traditions are as time-honored as vaporware: stuff that gets publicly demoed well before it’s ready to ship. In some cases, the companies in question are just slower to finish their ...

Google’s Project Mariner AI web browser can now perform more advanced tasks, and more of them, simultaneously. Broader developer access to Mariner will be available later this summer. Anyone can try ...

Google unveiled on Wednesday its first-ever AI agent that can take actions on the web, a research prototype from the company’s DeepMind division called Project Mariner. The Gemini-powered agent takes ...

What if your browser could think for itself—retrieving data, navigating websites, and even running code—all without you lifting a finger? That’s the bold promise behind Google’s Project Mariner, an ...

In announcing Gemini 2.0, Google today shared the latest on Project Astra, while unveiling Project Mariner as an agent that can browse the web for you. Google says a “new class of agentic experiences” ...