Osborne Megacorp

Tony was not very satisfied with the result of the tie, but Bronski was not complete either.

Harry designed a set of neural armor for Blonsky alone. Because many inhumane and controversial technical methods were used during the neural implantation of Blonsky, this suit of armor was completely linked to his body. together.

The internal design is based on the bio-energy arms of the Winter Soldier. Blonsky's activities will accumulate strength and charge the armor, suppressing his abnormal desires.

Compared to Hulk's unlimited potential in strength, the advantage of a sober Blonsky is that he can use various weapons designed by Osborne. He is now a soldier, and soldiers have logistical support.

Pieces of armor were installed on Blonsky's body, and now he looked like some kind of mythical war beast.

"...The design of this armor looks inhumane." Tony commented on the sidelines, and this statement was recognized by Banner.

Harry was noncommittal: Neural link armor is an upgraded version of force feedback armor. From a technical point of view, this armor is much better than the force feedback mode of Mark armor.

Osborne has better conditions to study this technology, so he naturally wants to try it.

The research on Blonsky is of great significance. As a special individual who is both a human and a monster, he has provided a lot of priceless data for neural connection technology.

"So Mr. Blonsky earned his pay, it was a deal," Harry said.

"Hmph, but I don't have much choice." Bronski sniffed.

"Do you need me to remind you that the people you killed didn't have a choice?"

Everyone looked at each other and stopped worrying about this topic.

"Blonsky, the rest of the time is up to you - you have half an hour to talk to your ex-wife today, and you can use the armor to communicate when needed." Harry said.

There is a combat AI inside the armor, which also has surveillance implications.

Harry turned his chair around, now wanting to talk to Tony about something else.

With a wave of his hand, Harry took T-Bone in:

"Good afternoon, boss."

He wants to talk about ctOS upgrade.

"More than 40 states and more than 70 cities have agreed to introduce ctOS. We need to upgrade our software, T-Bone, show your results."

T-Bone nodded, and an oversized city model appeared in the room. This was New York.

Above the model, the data structure of ctOS is displayed, a giant cuboid that is constantly moving and composed of countless small squares.

They target anyone in the city as needed.

Cities are colored in various colors based on the current likelihood of crime in the area, and the modified Bellweather system can find almost any potential criminal.

"So you really did it, predicting crimes." Tony nodded in praise.

If you give him enough data, there is no doubt that Stark also has the ability to do this, but this resource is now in Harry's hands.

Harry said:

"But it's not a once and for all solution. To deal with these potential criminals, it's impossible to send them directly to a mental hospital or prison. So as the next step, I have persuaded the mayor of New York to establish a 'Department of Crime Prevention and Solutions'.

Through financial assistance and employment assistance, we can humanely solve the problems of these high-risk groups. "

Hearing this, Tony had a bit of surprise on his face: to be honest, he hadn't thought so far. In his mind, he could just catch the criminal.

As to why the crime was committed, that never seemed to come into consideration.

In this regard, Harry continued to explain: "If they are criminals who have committed crimes, there will be no problem in arresting them, but if measures are taken just because of data predictions...

Have you read the novel "1984"? "

Tony shook his head: "No, but I can read it now. Jarvis, help me find this book."

The author of the novel constructed an extremely repressive future society. The rulers used similar means to monitor everyone, control their thoughts, and invented a crime-"thought criminal".

In other words, as long as you have the idea of ​​breaking the law, you are a criminal.

A large-scale control system like ctOS is fully capable of making this fantasy a reality.

Under Jarvis's explanation, Tony clenched his chin and said, "I understand what you mean, but I have to say that you would notice this kind of problem, which is beyond my expectation."

Of course it will surprise you - you and Captain America are two diodes in this regard.

Harry said: "I am a businessman, but I want to make the business last as long as possible, you know?

So what about the next part, your super AI model? "

Tony smiled confidently, and a model with ravines like a brain appeared in the room. At its core was a luminous body wrapped in data.

"I copied part of the matrix from Jarvis as the starting matrix - I believe this thing can have the effect of forming a personality. I also believe that no AI with a 'personality' like Jarvis is suitable for processing this network."

"The only question is where do we put it? Traditional computers are very inefficient when running this AI, far from what I expected."

After Tony finished speaking, he looked at Harry. It was time for Harry to come up with a solution or direction.

Harry also waved his hand, and a piece of information appeared in front of them.

"...I found this from AIM's research materials, a project called MODOK."

"Some scientists at AIM believe that through biological enhancement technologies such as the Extremis virus, they can transform a person into a living biological computer, which is 10 times faster than a traditional computer."

"But what they put forward was just a hypothesis, and I followed their ideas and completed the rest of the theoretical research."

The computing principle of biological computers is to use biological chips composed of protein molecules to replace semiconductor chips, use organic compounds to store data, and use changes in single and double chains of protein molecules to perform calculations, which is quite powerful.

Both Tony and T-Bone understood the concept of biocomputers, and therefore the shortcomings of such technology.

That is they have a hard time extracting information from it.

"...I won't say much about the biological computer, you all know it. And we don't need to extract information. This AI will automatically complete the calculation and then automatically issue instructions. We are just looking for a carrier for it.

As for how it works internally..."

Tony took the initiative to answer: "It is as difficult to quantify as human consciousness."

The two looked at each other: This was like a design - they seemed to be really going to create life in reverse.

After reading Harry's supplement to the MODOK project, Tony patted Harry on the shoulder: "You really look like a genius child now."

Harry said helplessly: "What a bad joke, Tony."