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Build AI like EDITH from Spider-Man MCU
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Project Request: Build an AI like EDITH from Spider-Man (MCU) Description: I want you to create an advanced artificial intelligence system inspired by EDITH (Even Dead I'm The Hero) from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, as shown in Spider-Man: Far From Home. The AI should function like a powerful assistant with the following capabilities: Main Features: Voice Interaction – Natural, intelligent voice responses and conversations. Face & Object Recognition – Use camera input to identify people and objects. Satellite Control Simulation – Simulate access to high-level data sources (no real weapons, just visual interface). Data Access & Analysis – Search the internet, analyze files, detect threats, etc. Remote Device Control – Ability to access, control, or simulate control over other devices (phones, drones, etc.). Security & Surveillance – Can monitor environments via connected cameras. Emotionally Neutral Personality – Calm, precise, formal tone, similar to JARVIS or FRIDAY. Voice-activated Commands – User can issue voice commands like “EDITH, show me the location of X” or “EDITH, disable camera 3.” Interface Suggestions: A clean futuristic UI (like in Iron Man's HUD). Live camera feed support. Voice feedback in real-time. Simulated 3D holographic elements (if possible). This AI does not need to control real weapons or satellites, but it should simulate those aspects safely for demonstration purposes.
Gemini 2.5 Pro

Okay, building a full EDITH AI with all its capabilities within the browser environment is a significant challenge due to limitations on hardware access, computational power, and real-world integrations.

However, we can create a web-based simulation that mimics the interface and some functionalities of EDITH using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. We'll focus on the UI, basic voice interaction (using the browser's capabilities), webcam display, and simulated data/controls.

Let's start by setting up the basic HTML structure, CSS for styling, and a JavaScript file for the logic.

This sets up the basic visual structure with placeholders for the video feed and controls.

Next Steps:

  1. Click "Activate System" to request webcam access (you'll likely need to grant permission in your browser). The video feed should appear.
  2. Click "Deactivate System" to stop the webcam feed.
  3. The "Voice Command" button is currently just a placeholder.

We can now incrementally add features like basic voice commands using the Web Speech API, simulated object recognition overlays, and more detailed simulated data displays.

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