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Chapter 203 Ultron ([-]rd)
"That's impossible!"

Inside the Avengers Building, Tony Stark's voice could be heard almost throughout the entire floor—even though the only three people in the building were already here.Michael in the Black Knight armor is here, and Tony Stark, who has temporarily removed his armor, but his armor is still activated, is standing by.And then there's Steve Rogers, Captain America.

Captain Rogers is probably the Avenger who spends the most time in Avengers Mansion because he doesn't have much else to go.Hawkeye and Black Widow have a bunch of "spy affairs" to keep busy, Spider-Man has to go to school, Thor has returned to Asgard, and Colonel James Rhodes is still holding an important position in the Air Force.So usually only the captain is left in this building.

"This is a fact." Michael said, "I believe I have evidence that Ultron has been born, a super artificial intelligence with a technological level that has surpassed this era and has complete autonomous learning and evolution capabilities." He paused and emphasized his tone , "Your work, Mr. Stark?"

Ultron, a super artificial intelligence, is also a well-known villain in Marvel comics.According to the original comics, it was created by Dr. Hank Pym, the first generation of Ant-Man, but in the MCU series of movies "Avengers 2: Age of Ultron", Ant-Man's cauldron of the century was replaced by Tony Stark. Go away with honor.

In the movie story, Iron Man designed Ultron, the artificial intelligence, to protect the world.But the opportunity should have been because Iron Man rushed into the wormhole above New York with a nuclear bomb at the end of the movie "Avengers 1", saw the mothership of the Chitauri in outer space and the endless army, then The experience left him deeply psychologically traumatized and forced him to think about how the Earth should respond the next time it faced a similar aggression.

Ultron was born under such a background.According to Tony, Ultron is an armor he tailored for the earth, and it should take on the important responsibility of resisting aggression and protecting the earth.It's just that Ultron, whether it's comics or movies, seems to be always destined to be blackened in the end, and its program seems to always inevitably come up with the word "human" in the process of independent thinking with "world peace" as the ultimate goal. The conclusion that variables must be cleared will always end up against the Avengers.

However, due to Michael's intervention, Tony obviously didn't have the terrible experience of rushing into the wormhole over New York.But maybe it was fate, he finally came up with the idea of ​​Ultron.

Although they won the battle against the Cree last time, to be honest, they won in the end for no reason.Ordinary people think that the Avengers' activities have defended the peace of the earth, but Tony, the person involved, knows that this is not the case.

If one had to find a key factor that won that war, it might only be luck.

That's why he came up with the idea of ​​Ultron, a superintelligence that could help bring about his ideal of peace.

"Tony?" Rogers cast him a questioning look, "Is that true?"

"What? No, Captain. I didn't at all. Well, 'Ultron' was my idea." Tony frowned. But that's impossible. That project is too huge, and it's not at all possible with the current technological level of human beings. I'm not saying I can't do it, I mean at least on this planet, no one can design Something that fits the concept of 'Ultron'."

"So you're saying," Michael asked, "that you just had the idea and never put it into practice?"

Tony hesitated, not immediately answering the question.

"So you actually tried?" Rogers frowned.

"Well, well, yes, I tried," Tony said irritably, "just after that face-to-face with the Kree. That war made me think about the need for Ultron. You can blame me for thinking that Did you see how vulnerable the Earth is to aliens?"

"But we won," Rogers argued.

"Yes, good luck. But next time? Next time? Can we always be so lucky?" Tony asked loudly.

At least that part of his thinking Michael agrees with.Michael is also not used to entrusting the fate of the superheroes to the fate of the superheroes every time the world faces a catastrophe, which is also the motivation for his actions.It is for this reason that he established the Heavenly Sword Bureau, accumulating strength to prepare for any possible threats.

After all, their starting point is the same, but the way they choose is different.

"That's why I designed Ultron, or tried to design it," Tony continued, "but I never built anything like it. Partly because I quickly discovered that the intelligence needed to be powerful enough to It is basically impossible to protect the world enough to achieve all the functions I want it to have, and even for me it is impossible to make such a program in the short term. Another reason is because I find it too too dangerous.

Applying my previous experience designing Jarvis, I spent a few weeks building Ultron's framework and inputting it with the most basic mission, which is the fundamental mission for which it was created-'realize the world Peace'.I then watched it program itself to think and evolve on its own, and it quickly came to the creepy conclusion that the 'human' variable was superfluous and unnecessary. "

Rogers frowned: "You mean it wants to exterminate human beings?"

"If I had it done, maybe," Tony said, "but I didn't. I just gave it a basic AI framework without any other features, and it was based on Jarvis's programming foundation. Then after I realized the terrible conclusion that Ultron might draw, I obliterated it. I deleted all basic programs and all backups of Ultron, and physically destroyed the server hardware used to store this framework. So the reason According to the theory, there is no such thing as Ultron in the world anymore, that kind of completeness."

As if it was designed to hit him in the face, the wall was blown away the moment his voice fell. The Iron Man armor of MK45 stood tall behind the flying dust, and the eyes and reactor revealed a pale light behind the dust, like a cold and sharp line of sight.

It slowly raised its arms, and aimed the palm repulsion cannon at the three people in the room.

Tony was shocked and subconsciously called out, "Jarvis?"

"Jarvis is not here, Mr. Stark." A hoarse and unique mechanical voice came out of the armor, and the tone was even quite polite, "Now the only thing left here is Ultron."

(End of this chapter)