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Mark Zuckerberg's new challenge

According to a post on his profile on Facebook, the creator of the network sets himself a challenge every year.

As you'd expect for 2016, he plans to develop an artificial intelligence for everyday use in his home.

Can you guess where the inspiration for this idea came from? Jarvis, the most famous intelligent assistant from the Marvel movies. #IronMan

Zuck plans to start with simple tasks, researching what already exists and teaching the AI to control commands like lights and temperature. Later on, just imagine, the genius wants to implement facial recognition to let his friends into his house.

Did you like the idea?

Mark and his brilliant, over-the-top ideas.

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