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But the problem still exists and the next 10 years will prove to be as productive as the past 10 years. In discussing the future of the world's most popular social network, Mark Mahaney, RBC Capital Managing Director, said that Zuckerberg proved to be able to use the evolving digital environment. "The biggest problem they have to solve from the start is movement," he said. "If they can earn significant income from them, then generate more ad streams, then continually improve the user interface, increase users, increase engagement of each user

This morning, I took a picture of Facebook from Mark Zuckerberg and photographed 176 headshots of various Marks over the past 14 years. Next, using FaceNet's TensorFlow implementation, we generated a feature vector ("fingerprint" of 512 numbers) for each implementation. I calculated the midpoint of all these eigenvectors and tried to find Plato ideal of Mark Zuckerberg's face. Next, we sorted all the collected faces based on the distance from the specification and pasted on this image.

Facebook may be the invention of Mark Zuckerberg, but it is no longer Mark Zuckerberg. Facebook has overcome disputes such as privacy policy and banning infant breastfeeding from unexpected billionaires and social networks, Facebook's action warnings against Myspace and Friendster ignore this. According to their own situation, their own safe community. Users can choose who to share with and who can quickly plan what they receive. At the same time, other social networks like Twitter and Reddit - useful with their own rights - are immersed in management failure as they accept boxing rather than community virtual environments.

Half a year has passed since Facebook CEO announced abandonment of bad information social network. There, Media Post's Gavin O'Malley called Mark Zuckerberg 's Facebook post promised to "organize fake social networks and provide false and misleading information." Facebook is building a large and complex machine for attracting, manipulating, and advertising people who do not understand themselves or make them fully understood by operators. . In other words, it is not designed or built entirely to consider everything it does.

From Harvard's dormitory, Mark Zuckerberg and Facebook wrote history, becoming the largest social network of our time. Imagine Zuckerberg interrupting her interruptions and turning Facebook back to a new star again. If it pursues its best and most bold version as a brilliant example of the company and reinvents itself, what will it look like in this new era of man-machine?