Google Is Building an AI Agent That Could Be Its Answer to OpenClaw
Business Insider • • business
Key Points:
- Google is developing a new AI personal agent called "Remy" for its Gemini app, designed to take actions on behalf of users across work, school, and daily life, according to internal documents and sources.
- Remy is currently being tested internally by Google employees and integrates deeply with various Google services, aiming to proactively handle complex tasks and learn user preferences over time.
- This agent represents a more advanced tool compared to Google's existing "Agent Mode" features, potentially similar in capability to OpenClaw, a viral AI agent known for autonomous task execution.
- There is no confirmed public launch timeline for Remy, but it is described as a "dogfooding" project, indicating it is in the internal testing phase ahead of any wider release.
- Google is expected to showcase new AI developments, including agents like Remy, at its upcoming I/O event, reflecting CEO Demis Hassabis's vision of building a comprehensive digital assistant.
