The End of the World: Chaos

"Everyone, I know what you are worried about," Reed spoke first, his voice low and powerful, as if hoping to break the suffocating atmosphere, "However, what happened today is of no avail. The threat of Ultron has already shown its fangs. If we don't try to stop it now, the consequences will be disastrous."

"Then, can we use the new artificial intelligence as a solution?" Steve frowned slightly, with a slightly disdainful tone, "Since we have seen the tragedy of artificial intelligence going out of control, why should we take the risk again?"

"I understand, Steve," Reed said with a helpless look, his eyes firm, "but if we let Ultron run rampant, it would be better to claim control of the situation. If I can develop a powerful AI that is strong enough to counter Ultron, then that is the right thing to do."

"How easy is that?" Natasha said coldly, covering her hands on the table like a venomous snake stinging, "Can you ensure that the AI ​​you design will not become another Ultron? This plan seems quite ridiculous."

"I understand your concerns," Reed pushed the fire in his heart. His voice became louder, as if he was suppressing his anger. "I will definitely implant a safety crisis control into the AI ​​I design. If it gets out of control, there should be a self-destruction program to eliminate potential threats."

"What do you mean by a plan?" Tony sneered, leaning back in his chair, folding his hands, "Are you trying to use a new AI to fight Ultron? Don't you know that you might get yourself into a deeper quagmire?"

"Tony, it is precisely because we are in this quagmire that I can be so decisive." Reed frowned, his voice weakened, revealing the urgency of helplessness, "Time is running out. Instead of just complaining, it is better to take a different approach."

"But how can you ensure that the new AI meets our standards?" Steve continued to ask, "Can you guarantee that it does not cross the ethical bottom line? How can you know what the result will be?"

"Not only that, the AI ​​I want to create needs to convey a deeper moral value." Reed's eyes flickered, and his tone gradually became firm. "Based on huge amounts of data, to ensure that there will be no miscalculations when fighting Ultron."

"If his genius is used to collect data, or if he views humans as enemies, wouldn't that be more trouble than it is worth?" Tony asked coldly, with a hostile look in his eyes.

"So, crisis control is essential." Reed seemed not to care about the sarcasm, and spoke confidently, taking it lightly. "I can limit it at the beginning of the design to ensure that it only acts to deal with Ultron; prevention is my responsibility."

"But you know Tony's AI is not an ordinary code." Natasha said, with uneasiness in her tone, "If the new AI is too powerful, the possibility of rebellion will increase, and it will eventually put humanity in danger."

"I will pre-set ethical considerations in the new AI, and all decisions must follow moral standards." Reed's eyes were bright and full of hope, and his belief seemed impeccable, but everyone was still hesitant.

"What you said sounds good, but how complicated is the actual operation?" Bruce frowned slightly and added.

"I know, but there is no way back." Reed's eyes were gleaming and his tone was urgent. "The speed at which Ultron spreads is beyond our imagination. If we don't take preemptive action, the consequences will be disastrous."

"If you insist on doing it, are you prepared to bear the consequences?" There was a warning in Steve's tone.

"I'm willing to take it." Reed declared, his eyes shining, and all the Excellencies fell silent.

"Sure enough, the arrogance of science is hard to understand its limits." Tony finally relaxed his wrists, folded his hands, stared at Reed, and couldn't help but feel his burning desire to fight.

"But we still need to be extremely cautious," Natasha suggested gently, "Hold a meeting to discuss future strategies, so that everyone can share this responsibility instead of facing the unknown alone."

As the meeting seemed to go deeper, the atmosphere gradually became complicated. Reed's hesitation was like a shadow following him. Perhaps this new concept of artificial intelligence was not what he wanted. His fingers tapped the table unconsciously, his thoughts churning, and his partners in front of him looked back one by one, and his heart was inevitably wavering.

"Can we agree on a framework now to ensure that every subsequent move is safe?" Steve suggested, "We must fully control existing technology to prevent the recurrence of the crisis."

"This strategy makes sense." Reed nodded slowly, feeling a little relieved. "We should form a team and track Ultron's movements in parallel with this project. We must not underestimate this enemy."

"I am willing to provide financial resources and a place for research." Tony spoke calmly, his words revealing a sense of leadership. "At the same time, I will continue to monitor the AI ​​to prevent any accidents."