FacebookCEO Mark Zuckerberg wrote an article on Facebook's personal page over the weekend, unveiling his big goal for 2016: developing artificial intelligence technology that controls the home environment.
The following is the full text of Zuckerberg's article:
Every year, I accept personal challenges, learn new things, and grow outside of Facebook's work. In recent years, the challenges I have set include reading two books a month, learning Chinese, and meeting a new friend every day.
In 2016, my personal challenge was to develop simple artificial intelligence technology, control the home environment, and assist me in my work. This is similar to Jarvis, an artificial intelligence assistant in Iron Man.
In the beginning, I will learn what kind of technology is available in the market. Later, I will teach the artificial intelligence assistant to understand my voice to control everything in the home, including music, lighting and temperature. I will teach it to recognize the facial pictures of friends and let them enter when the friends ring the doorbell. I will teach it to remind me that when I did not accompany my daughter, McCos, what happened in her room required me to check it out. With regard to work, it will enable data visualization through virtual reality, helping me to develop better services and lead my organization more effectively.
Every challenge has a theme, and this year's theme is invention.
On Facebook, I spent a lot of time working with engineers to develop new products. I gained a lot of insight into the details of the technology project. About Internet.org, we explore the development of solar-powered aircraft and satellites to provide Internet access services; for Oculus, we will learn the details of the controllers or software involved; for Messenger, we discuss answering your questions through artificial intelligence. But self-developed products will bring a completely different harvest. Therefore, my personal challenge this year is to do this.
Writing code for me is an interesting intellectual challenge. I am looking forward to sharing with you after a year of study.
By Zuckerberg
It's not easy to make a robot like Jarvis. This article is just an introduction to robotics. It's hard to have "powerful" intelligence. But exploring like Zuckerberg, going to curiosity and challenging yourself in 2016 is something we can do.
You can also @ someone around you, let Ta give you a cute robot, this is the most romantic gift of 2016~
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