Real life Jarvis AI digital life assistant MARK 2 C# / VB

Introduction

Hey everyone, it's James here. If you've seen the Java smock video, you know how far we've come, and now I've got an updated version to showcase. We're talking about the MARK 2, a Java-based AI digital assistant that emulates a lot of the functions seen in the Iron Man movies. In this demonstration, I'll run through some of the key features such as the alarm clock, Facebook messaging, IP address tracing, YouTube video searches, virtual mobile calls, and advanced neural networking capabilities.

Key Features and Improvements

Alarm Clock

Starting off with the alarm clock, similar to the previous version, it has undergone significant improvements. When activated, it provides a comprehensive weather forecast, plays music softly, and lets you snooze or stop the alarm through voice commands.

Setting an Alarm:

Activate the alarm clock.
The AI gathers various details and presents a report, including weather, date, and time.

Facebook Messaging

MARK 2 can read and send Facebook messages. Using voice commands, you can instruct it to read incoming messages and reply to them. This is particularly handy if you're driving or multitasking.

Example Interaction:

Receiving a message: "Sir, you have just received a Facebook message from a friend."
Sending a reply: "Would you like me to send a reply message for you, sir?"

IP Address Tracing

This feature allows the AI to trace IP addresses, giving you an approximate location of a computer. This is useful for tech-savvy users who need to track down crucial information online.

YouTube Video Searches

You can ask MARK 2 to search for specific YouTube videos. It will present a list of links which you can click to watch.

Virtual Mobile Phone

MARK 2 includes a virtual mobile phone capability, allowing you to make free voice-over-IP (VoIP) calls to any landline or mobile number worldwide.

Using the Virtual Mobile:

Opening Facebook in mobile view.
Making VoIP calls: "Jarvis, please call home."

Report Compilation

MARK 2 can compile comprehensive reports on a wide array of topics, leveraging APIs from Wolfram Alpha, Google, and Wikipedia. This feature is great for retrieving detailed information about people, technology, mathematical equations, and more.

Example Report:

"Jarvis, can you please compile me a report on Bill Gates?"
The AI will present a detailed overview including personal and professional information.

Closing Remarks

Though there are still bugs and memory leaks to fix, such as the one affecting the in-depth mathematical solutions, the progress is commendable. Future enhancements include integrating x10 modules for smart home capabilities and developing motion-hand detection for more interactive control.

This is just a snippet of what the real-life Jarvis can achieve. Stay tuned for more updates and enhancements.

Keywords

Java
AI Digital Assistant
MARK 2
Alarm Clock
Facebook Messaging
IP Address Tracing
YouTube Video Searches
Virtual Mobile Phone
Report Compilation
Neural Network
Voice-over-IP
Smart Home Integration

FAQ

Q: What are the main features of Jarvis MARK 2? A: Key features include an advanced alarm clock, Facebook messaging, IP address tracing, YouTube video searches, virtual mobile phone capabilities, and report compilation.

Q: Can Jarvis MARK 2 make phone calls? A: Yes, using voice-over-IP, it can make free calls to landlines and mobile phones worldwide.

Q: How does Jarvis handle Facebook messages? A: It can read incoming messages and send replies based on your voice commands, making it convenient for multitasking users.

Q: What kind of reports can Jarvis compile? A: Jarvis can compile detailed reports on a variety of topics including people, technology, mathematical equations, and more, using data from APIs like Wolfram Alpha and Wikipedia.

Q: Is there any drawback in the current version of Jarvis? A: Yes, there are some memory leaks and bugs that are being worked on, but these do not significantly affect the overall functionality.

Q: What are the future enhancements planned for Jarvis? A: Future plans include integrating smart home capabilities with x10 modules and implementing motion-hand detection for more interactive control.