If people would plant tress ,pick up trash,take public transportation,have solar panels,I really think we should do something about the factories pollution .oil tankers. If he starts cleaning the earth you still have to get people to do what we need to keep it clean
Robert Downey Jr. Is on a Mission to Clean Up the Earth in 10 Years and Proves He’s a Real-Life Tony Stark
You may think only a Marvel superhero could save our planet from an environmental crisis, but this time, actor Robert Downey Jr., Iron Man’s alter ego, has come to the rescue with a plan he believes will clean the earth in a decade. And the best part: he’s planning on using a tool taken straight out of science fiction movies.
Bright Side is excited to share this news with you! Prepare to hear something out of this world.
If you love Marvel movies, then you already know that Robert Downey Jr.’s character, Tony Stark, is a mastermind committed to saving the world using advanced technology. And today, it seems that the actor is ready to follow Iron Man’s example. He launched an organization in 2020, called The Footprint Coalition. His plan? To clean up the entire planet with the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in 10 years.
The actor made the announcement during his speech at the Amazon Re: Mars (machine learning, automation, robotics, and space) conference, a meeting that addressed the advantages of advanced robotics and machines, especially those of artificial intelligence. The actor didn’t share many details about the project, but knowing that books and movies have spread the idea that AI is dangerous and possibly evil, he made it clear that it actually can be beneficial to humans if used to do good.
“Between robotics and nanotechnology, we could clean up the planet significantly, if not totally, in 10 years,” the actor stated. He also took some time to reveal his admiration for the scientists and researchers that provided him with the high-level intelligence behind the project. “God, I love experts,” he said in a very Tony Stark-like fashion. “They’re like Wikipedia with character defects.”
He even took on some guilt for the state of our planet. “I have this quiet sense of crisis,” he confessed, explaining that he has also been a contributor to the problem. “I’m a one-man carbon footprint nightmare colossus.” But it’s good news that his regrets come with a backup plan and a solution.
A website for The Footprint Coalition has been built to give people the chance to follow the project’s journey and receive updates regularly.
Do you believe it’s possible to completely clean the earth in 10 years? How about the pollution we create during that time? Have your say below!
Comments
Love the news, Thanks, Tony! ?
when big stars start doing something about this problem, people will follow them too
I'm excited to see what will come out of this awesome idea! :)
Sad that we need someone like him to show us something we all know, and that we all can do.
Instead of all doing something, 1 man has to throw money at it.
Communication, Collaboration....
We have technology, it's the Children we shall always teach integrity and the animals and species beyond our world.... investigate the oceans....Help mother nature....
Luv ourselves first#1 the golden rule....
The bible of course,but a little bit of all religions have a good truth to them all.....
Thank You Mr. Robert Downey Jr.
..... need more men LIKE YOU 🥹🫡🥰

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