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Mark Zuckerberg created his personal AI “Jarvis” using various AI techniques and programming languages. Jarvis can control home appliances, play music and can even entertain Max. Mark Zuckerberg Unveils His Very Own “Jarvis” AI Assistant Facebook’s CEO Mark Zuckerberg is now the proud owner of Jarvis. Let me tell you it’s not exactly same as the AI system Tony Stark used to control his home and Iron Man suit, but it is Zuckerberg’s version of it. Earlier this year, Mark Zuckerberg announced that he had some good plans to build an Artificial intelligence system that will be running in his home. You can say it was one of the new year resolutions for Mark Zuckerberg.   So, now Mark Zuckerberg  unveiled  his AI Jarvis which can talk to his phone and computer and it can control his home’s lights, temperature, music, appliances and security systems too. Over the time, Jarvis can learn new words and concepts too. Now Jarvis also entertains his daughter Max. Now

Use Google Photos to seamlessly backup your pictures [How-To] In today’s digital landscape, photos are one most precious commodities. Everyone is snapping selfies to remember where they were or asking a stranger to take a family picture to add to the album they will make of their trip, usually all with their mobile devices. Today we are here to show you how to use Google’s Photos app to automatically backup and edit an  unlimited  amount of pictures and videos. Prerequisites: There are a couple or requirements before we can begin backing up your photos. You must have a Google account linked to you mobile device. You must have Google’s  Photos app  installed. Setup: Google has done a great job of making this a very simple, and user friendly process. Launch the Photos application Tap the hamburger menu button in the upper left hand corner of the screen (it is inside the search bar) Tap the settings option At the top of the screen tap the “Back up & sync