Marvel's I Can Control Metal

On Avengers Tower.

Under the top floor, many service staff were setting up the entire party venue and preparing some supplies for the evening.

But on the top floor, in the laboratory, Stark was still operating calmly on the computer, and Dr. Banner was still standing aside and watching Stark's actions.

"Are you still calculating the Ultron program? Aren't you missing the last part of the original thinking code? Do you have an idea?"

Banner looked at the endless stream of information on Stark's computer in front of him. The speed was so fast that Banner was dazzled.

But Stark's fingers were still dancing on the keyboard without stopping at all.

"No, no. The Mind Stone definitely has self-thinking consciousness, otherwise his data would definitely not be like this, but we are still missing a part."

"It's just missing the core part. It's a pity that Leo took him away."

There was a little regret on Stark's face, and his hand speed slowly stopped.

Just tap a button, and the entire screen is instantly filled with data streams, extending at a rapid speed.

The speed is so fast that the entire screen seems to have gone black, and it is impossible to understand any line of code in it.

"If Leo hadn't forgotten to take back the scepter in time, I'm afraid you wouldn't be able to do these."

Banner said this, looking at everything in front of him, "But the data collected from the original mind stone is quite consistent with your original Ultron system, and there are very few error corrections in the middle."

"Yes, there is a new Ultron program. Its computing power is more than a hundred times stronger than the original one. It can travel freely on the network. I am afraid that it can only be stopped with the help of hardware."

Stark looked at the countless data streams in front of him and nodded, with seriousness and yearning in his eyes.

"The emergence of Ultron will be able to use satellites from various countries to detect any major threats on the earth. He can truly bring peace to the world."

"How did you do it? Do you have an idea about the original consciousness code?"

Banner looked at Stark in front of him and asked in disbelief.

"No, not yet, but I let Ultron run it on its own and used my computer to fill in the last missing codes myself."

"Although there is ready-made data on the original stone of the mind, after all, it is still someone else's thing."

That's what Stark said.

"How long does it take to calculate? If you use the exhaustive method to calculate, it is almost impossible to achieve."

Banner looked at Stark and seemed to see a hint of madness in him.

"I know, but it's possible, right? In up to three years, Ultron can improve the program by himself, and at the same time use the data flow to achieve his own success."

Stark looked at the data in front of him and breathed a sigh of relief.

The inner demons that I have had for so long may really come true. If Ultron really appears, then the Avengers will be able to relax a lot.

Banner's eyes were more complicated as he looked at Stark in front of him.

"You seem to have forgotten Leo's warning. He has never approved of you doing this. He even didn't want you to do it?"

Banner's words made Stark move, then relax.

"What I am doing now is not what he thought, so the future I caused is not what he saw."

Stark's eyes were also slightly complicated and he said, "I believe in Ultron. There are no accidents in my program, and neither will Ultron."

"He will be just like Jarvis, but with different emphasis. Banner, have you ever seen Jarvis have an accident?"

Stark should have watched Banner say this, seemingly confident.

Banner looked at Stark in front of him and had no choice but to wipe the glasses in his hand, not knowing what to say.

He looked at the screen again, "This is just a concept. I don't know whether it will be successful, let alone when it will be successful. Three years? Not even 13 years."

"No, three years, at most three years. With my supercomputer power, coupled with the advanced intelligence of Jarvis and Ultron, and the data we got from the mind stone, three years is enough."

"Unless my method is wrong from the beginning, then there is really no way."

"The Ultron program is now undergoing system-wide self-production. Three years is just a period. All he has to do is fill the gaps in the remaining little area."

"It might take three years, or it might only take three hours."

Stark looked at the countless data streams in front of him and didn't know what he was thinking. He was not happy about tonight's banquet, nor was he angry because Leo took away the original stone.

Just looking at Ultron in front of me, thinking about Leo's previous words.

But a red energy that they couldn't see or detect spread to the entire New York City, including the entire Avengers Tower.

But in the data flow that was originally running smoothly, there was a slight mutation. Among the lines of regular code, a tiny garbled code suddenly appeared.

However, it was not noticed by the system. Even after the procedure was completed, the line of garbled code was skipped and remained, even though it should have been deleted.

As a result, a garbled code also appeared on the next line, causing the entire program to fall into an extremely negative pressure mode, which happened to react with the code that had not died before.

Almost every process resulted in a small garbled code loophole, but it was not detected by the imperfect Ultron system.

As the code accumulated one after another, the original blank code areas were filled in, forming garbled codes, which only brought pressure to Ultron.

However, this does not affect the independent operation of the current Ultron system. It is still responding quickly and continuing to experiment and accumulate.

On Stark's machine, there were several filling programs flowing almost every second. Soon, the originally reserved system was filled up and was still running at full capacity.

The program that was supposed to deal with deleting programs that might produce error codes did not react at all to the programs that appeared in front of them.

Soon Stark's reserve program issued a warning due to the load pressure in it, and this was only half an hour after he ran the entire Ultron program.

Fortunately, both of them were in the studio, and Stark immediately opened the program and checked it.

Banner was also standing next to Stark and also heard the siren, "What's going on? There was a text problem just after it started running."

"No, there is an exception!"

Stark struck quickly with his hands, his eyebrows furrowed, and his eyes filled with disbelief.

"Is there something wrong with the program? To you, it shouldn't be right?"

Banner was also curious and came forward.

"No, it's not a procedural issue, it's a probability issue. Isn't this too nonsense?!" Stark looked at everything on the screen and shouted directly.