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Mark Zuckerberg Has, Again, Proven How Rich He Is By Using Morgan Freeman's Voice For His AI

Mark Zuckerberg Has, Again, Proven How Rich He Is By Using Morgan Freeman's Voice For His AI

Caroline Soriano

Bruno Mars stated how he wanted to be a billionaire so freaking bad. Indeed, a vast amount of money can buy all the things you never had. If this doesn't sound convincing yet, Mark Zuckerberg's story about using Morgan Freeman's voice will definitely make people realize how powerful money is.

Last 2016, Zuckerberg has created a new year's resolution that is far from what most people are making -- to create his very own Jarvis. Inspired by Iron Man's artificial intelligence assistant, the Facebook founder has put his effort and time to create an AI which could manage many things in his home. Entrepreneur reported about what the AI can do and some of which are controlling the room temperature, teaching a foreign language to his daughter, and even getting his famous grey shirt for him.

Primarily, the reason why he created his own AI is because he wanted to learn more about it. In a Facebook post, Zuckerberg said: "My goal was to learn about the state of artificial intelligence -- where we're further along than people realize and where we're still a long ways off." He also added how such challenges contributes to more learning and a better sense of the internal tech that Facebook engineers utilize.

So now that he's more than halfway in creating his own AI, Mark Zuckerberg has, again, surprised many people by using Morgan Freeman's godly voice for his virtual butler. The couple, Zuck and Priscilla Chan, has experimented several voices such as Arnold Schwarzenegger with Robert Downey, Jr. volunteering to lend his voice for Jarvis under specific conditions.

However, with most votes for Freeman after Zuck's Facebook post, the Facebook CEO has called him, according to Fast Company, and asked if he could be the voice for his own AI. Freeman, without hesitation, said, "Yeah, sure."

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