American Comics Universe: I, the Containment Object Revealed at the Start

As Dr. Gallo spoke, he looked at the man and woman in the two incubation chambers and revealed a sinister smile.

"But what bothers me the most is still that thing..."

After Dr. Gallo finished speaking, the screen switched to display a video, which turned out to be the back view of the shy guy.

When the story of Shy Ghost was first spread online, Bulma used her resources to do everything she could to delete the videos and prevent Shy Ghost's photos from being circulated.

"This creature seems very powerful; perhaps it's worth trying to make contact with it."

Dr. Gallo's eyes were filled with a deep light.

. . . . . .

Marvel Universe

On this day, Tony Stark invited Banner and Cain to a house to discuss a big plan. This house was specially built for Cain and would not be affected by Cain's special status.

"You understand my Ultron plan now, right?"

After Tony Stark finished explaining his grand plan at length, he looked at the two of them.

"Tony, are you sure you're not talking nonsense? You want to create a robot army to protect Earth? I remember you already partnered with the military, providing them with robots and armor, didn't you?"

Banner asked curiously.

"That's just the type I rejected. It's made of ordinary titanium alloy. The more advanced ones are made of Luna Metal."

Tony Stark said dismissively.

Today, he has already used the power of the Void Engine to replicate several Kamen Rider Psyga armors. He has also created robots.

They sold them all to the military and made a lot of money.

He also played a trick, selling only materials like titanium alloys, while Luna Metal, which he claimed was extremely difficult to make and had only a few pieces available, led to fierce competition among powerful figures from different factions to purchase it at high prices.

This allowed him to make a fortune.

In fact, if Tony Stark wanted to, mass-producing tens of thousands of robots made of Luna Metal would be no problem at all.

However, he simply doesn't trust politicians and self-righteous high-ranking military officials, which is why he deliberately did this.

Moreover, for him, the most advanced technology is a robot made of vibranium and possessing the life-giving energy spark.

That was his trump card.

Faced with such a trump card, the robots and armor sold are completely insignificant.

“I understand what you mean. Your idea is not wrong. Your world’s military strength is very weak. It can only deal with objects like the crying wooden sculpture. But if it encounters something particularly outrageous, it will be difficult to fight against it, unless it has the help of those aliens and magicians from last time.”

"So I think you need a strong army."

Cain largely agreed with Tony Stark's proposal.

Seeing that someone understood him, Tony Stark immediately smiled with satisfaction.

"Wait a minute, are you sure there won't be any problems? Will it be like in the movies, where the robots turn around and destroy humanity?"

However, Bruce Banner had other concerns.

Chapter 448 The Strongest Artificial Intelligence Ultron

Chapter 448 The Strongest Artificial Intelligence - Ultron

Bruce Banner was very worried that developing such a powerful robot might threaten humanity.

This isn't just a movie; there are real studies and discussions about it.

Some scientists believe that robots could develop their own intelligence.

Humanity's status will be in jeopardy.

"Banner, it's a pity you weren't in that live stream, otherwise you would never have asked such a question."

Tony Stark adjusted his sunglasses and said.

"In a certain universe, there is a robot named Doraemon. His world is full of highly intelligent robots with self-awareness and emotions. However, they get along very well with humans and can even act as human caregivers."

"Therefore, robots with artificial intelligence will not necessarily become our enemies; on the contrary, they can become our friends, just like my Jarvis."

Tony Stark used examples to persuade Banner.

Bruce Banner still had some reservations after hearing this.

“You really don’t need to worry so much. In my previous containment mission in the universe, there was also a large army of robots with high intelligence, but they didn’t have any thoughts of rebellion.”

At this point, Cain also helped to persuade them.

"In fact, as long as each robot is programmed with a command that will not harm humans, or a system that detects behavior, it can self-destruct and destroy itself if it fails to detect any behavior or detects inappropriate behavior. It can even self-destruct when it is about to be dismantled, thus minimizing the risk."

"That's a good idea!"

Upon hearing Cain speak up for him, Tony Stark nodded firmly and then quickly adjusted his sunglasses.

He looked at Cain with an appreciative smile.

It's really easy to chat with smart, worldly people.

"Alright, since you two are so confident, I agree, but you really must have countermeasures."

When Bruce Banner saw that Cain also said so, he had no choice but to agree.

"So what do you need us to do now? Help you with research and development? Mass production? You can handle those things yourself, right?"

Even after agreeing, Bruce Banner was still puzzled by Tony Stark's purpose in summoning them.

Logically speaking, with Tony's capabilities, he could mass-produce robots himself, so why would he need them?

"In fact, this army of robots also needs a powerful artificial intelligence mastermind to control all their behavior, just like a commander in an army. That is, Ultron, which I mentioned."

After saying this, Tony Stark deliberately drew a large circle around the words "Ultron" on the whiteboard behind him.

"To control so many robots, you need the most advanced and powerful artificial intelligence to give accurate commands to the robots and make correct judgments in an instant on the ever-changing battlefield."

"Moreover, it can monitor the world and immediately dispatch robots once danger is detected."

Tony Stark became more and more excited as he spoke, explaining his ideas at length.

"Wait! Wait! You said later that you wanted to monitor the whole world, Tony Stark, that's a violation of personal freedom."

Upon hearing the rest, Bruce Banner sensed something was amiss and quickly interrupted.

“Banner, I know there’s a problem with this, but I’ll be under surveillance. I know what that means, but it’s all for this planet, for all of humanity, for peace.”

Tony Stark had no idea that doing this sounded very problematic.

But after witnessing so many horrific containment objects, he felt that sacrificing a little freedom was nothing.

It's better than realizing it only after the sacrifice has been made.

"No wonder you only contacted the two of us. If the captain finds out, he'll definitely argue with you."

Bruce Banner looked at Tony Stark with a troubled expression.

"Nonsense, that old fogey can't understand my thoughts, and neither can anyone else."

Tony Stark said irritably.

He couldn't help but wonder how furious Captain America would be if he knew what he was thinking.

He lectured Tony Stark with a bunch of words that represented freedom.

"Aren't you going to talk to Nick Fury about it? I think he would be interested in this kind of plan."

Cain mentioned this.

"Please, I don't want that old fox to know, and I especially don't want politicians to get involved, lest it become someone's private weapon."

Tony Stark shook his head; he wasn't planning on reporting what he needed to do yet.

"But if we are discovered, we will be treated as having a private army, and that will cause problems."

Bruce Banner said, still quite nervously.

"No problem. When the results come out, I'll handle everything. You don't need to worry so much about whether or not to do it!"

Tony Stark, not wanting to waste any more time, urged Bruce Banner to make a decision.

"Alright alright."

Seeing Tony's attitude, Banner could only raise his hands in surrender and agree to help.

"But we need to develop the ability to control all robots first. As for monitoring the whole world, we can talk about that later."

However, Banner still had his own requirements.

"no problem."

Tony immediately agreed.

"Artificial intelligence? Although I helped develop many things in that universe, artificial intelligence is a first for me. At most, I only understand the relevant theories."

Cain said this.

"Your so-called understanding is probably not so simple. Don't forget that your world has a much more advanced technology than ours. You could easily serve as an advisor."

Tony looked at Cain and said.

"By the way, you mentioned before that it would be quite difficult for us to reach the level of technology you have, mainly because we lack many materials. You can tell me the properties of those materials, preferably with their composition, or even their molecular structure. I can modify matter at will now, so perhaps I can replicate them."

Tony Stark said eagerly.

Ever since he saw the Scranton Reality Anchor, he has been envious of the technology in the Containment Society's world.

Now that Cain, who belongs to that universe, is here, he will definitely try to find a way to develop it.

With the Void Engine and the detailed information provided by Cain, the material problem should be easily solved.

"Okay, I'll give it a try. I'm quite looking forward to it."

This made Cain very curious about how the world-renowned scientist Tony Stark would solve the materials problem.

"By the way, Tony, there's something I've always wanted to ask you."

At that moment, Banner suddenly spoke, having been staring intently at Tony's eye sockets.

"what?"