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Learn how much time it takes to build an AI like Jarvis, the steps involved, and the programming languages commonly used.

How much Time you guys think will take to build Jarvis Like AI ?

Depends what “Jarvis-like” means.
If you mean: “an interface that integrates with your entire system and you can ask it to do things and everything works together”, then probably &lt;5 years. The main problem is the lack of api integration with shared software. This is just the extension to Google Home / Alexa, and people are already getting close to this with Home Assistant.
i.e.
<blockquote>
Hey Jarvis, start the coffee machine, then open photoshop. Let’s start working on that next piece.
</blockquote>
If you mean: “an AI that can draw its own conclusions about the generic data that it’s presented with”, then &gt;20 years. Afaik, there are no projects like this right now. The only things we have are not “intelligent”, they are just good at one specific task that they have been specifically trained to do.
i.e.
<blockquote>
Hey Jarvis, look at all my fitness data from the last year. What conclusions can you draw?
</blockquote>
I’m not saying we don’t have AI that can answer this question or we couldn’t create it, but we don’t have a generic AI that can do it.
i.e. the only problems we can currently solve with AI are the problems that humans have trained AIs to think about.

Within the next 9 months? My best guess is a couple of startups are already working on this.

One year is what I think!! The rate at which AI has increased since 2019 is insane!! Midjourney, stable diffusion for image generation and ChatGPT, etc have improved tons, since Jan 2023, I think that until 2025 mid or late… there’ll already be Jarvis.
[we already have speech recognition and analyzing modules, we already have AI directly integrated in your GPUs, soo the only thing that remains is integrating it directly into our computer systems!!]