Robert Downey Jr. wants to fix the planet with an AI, which should be okay, probably

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After being finally released – after 10 years of toil in the superhero mines – probably having to still play Tony Stark, actor Robert Downey Jr. announced today that he was … about to play Tony Stark, again, except in real life. By Variety, the actor was speaking today at the conference on Amazon's Re: Mars technology, when he announced that he was throwing out his name, his power star and its seemingly unparalleled clothing style behind an organization that calls itself The Footprint Coalition, apparently attempting to clean the planet using advanced robotics and nanotechnology, and will certainly not attempt to kill us all with a giant rock.

Artificial intelligence enthusiast – he has a series of YouTube documentaries on the subject in preparation – Downey Jr. presented the technology as a solution to the "discrete feeling of crisis" he currently feels for the world: "Between robotics and nanotechnology, we could clean the planet significantly, if not totally, in 10 years, "he said, pleading for a solution that, to our ears, looks a lot like building a great armor of technology future worldwide who: Cool! Should be fine.

To be fair, all that the Footprint Coalition has Actually Until now, a website is available on which you can subscribe to an e-mail newsletter, but we are certain that the kind of vision that Vision Downey Jr. will spy will certainly lead to good places and certainly not to Chris Hemsworth who stands without a shirt in a cave somewhere, having surprisingly boring psychic visions on the rocks.