At the beginning of 2016, Mark Zuckerberg set out to build an AI system for his home, likening such a system to Jarvis from the Iron Man movies and comic books. Now that we're just two weeks out ...

Mark Zuckerberg shares insights gained from building his AI 'butler' Jarvis The project underscored, for example, the need for common APIs and standards for smart homes.

Things got more complicated when he sought to make Jarvis understand natural language.</p> <p>"The more context an AI has, the better it can handle open-ended requests," says Zuckerberg.

In early January, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced his plans to build his own Jarvis personal AI assistant as an homage to the AI “butler” of the same name in the Iron Man movies. 'My ...

For the better part of 2016, Mark Zuckerberg has quietly built an AI system capable of controlling most of his home and just unveiled the finished product.

Tech companies leading the development of AI are pushing forward AI assistants that aim to solve our time-consuming tasks, much like Tony Stark's Jarvis.

Nvidia announced general availability of Jarvis, an AI framework that supports a range of conversational uses cases and applications.