American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

【C. Captain America】

【D. Thor】

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Hallucination!

The appearance of the new question excited everyone present, as no one expected it to be about vision.

Vision has always been a mystery to everyone.

Everyone has seen just a fraction of Vision's abilities.

It can fly and emit powerful shockwaves from its forehead. Although it hasn't been shown much, its power is deeply ingrained in people's minds.

However, everyone knows very little about Vision. Apart from the fact that he used Jarvis, there is basically no other information available.

Even the background of this big shot was completely unknown.

This question, however, directly reveals the origin of Vision.

How could everyone not be excited?

Even before the question was answered, everyone had already obtained a very important piece of information: Vision was indeed created by someone, and not just one person!

It is the result of cooperation among multiple parties.

This coincides with everyone's previous speculation.

"So we can now confirm that Vision is indeed a very advanced robot!" Tony Stark looked at the big screen and shrugged.

"The key question is, who exactly created such a powerful robot?" Captain America said in a deep voice.

Captain America has always been quite resistant to the idea of ​​creating powerful monsters by human hands.

And once such a being appears, he becomes more vigilant than the average person.

“It’s a pity Stark isn’t an option.” Thor shook his head with a hint of regret. “As it stands, Stark was likely involved in the creation of Vision.”

This was a point that most people present agreed with.

Since Tony Stark used Jarvis on Vision, and now everyone knows that Vision was the result of a collaboration between multiple powerful figures, it's only natural that we can draw a logical conclusion:

Tony Stark was also one of the creators of Vision.

Chapter 148 Is Captain America also a scientist?

"No, Thor, it wasn't me who participated in the creation of Vision; I think I was the one who orchestrated its creation!"

Tony Stark solemnly corrected Thor's inaccurate description, "I created Vision's nervous system myself! And what's most important for an artificial intelligence robot?"

"The nervous system!"

Without waiting for anyone else to answer, Tony Stark emphasized his point.

"Alright Stark, we all know you're amazing!" Captain America said rather insensitively, gesturing to everyone, "Let's get back to the questions."

With Captain America's reminder, everyone in the audience snapped out of their idling and stopped chatting, turning their attention back to the big screen.

He looked at the four options on the screen.

"Everyone, who is Vision? He sounds like an intelligent robot?" Dr. Banner glanced at Tony Stark and the others with a somewhat bewildered expression.

Hawkeye Barton was also looking at everyone. These two had never participated in the quiz before and didn't know much about Vision.

"Vision is a very powerful intelligent robot." Captain America then gave the two a brief introduction to the information they currently had about Vision.

"So, the first thing we need to check is whether there are any scientists among the options," Hawkeye Barton made a basic judgment.

Then he turned his attention to option B, "Bruce Banner, he is the only scientist among the options."

"So, Dr. Banner can be ruled out?" Thor immediately glanced at Dr. Banner and said.

“No, no, no… Although I have many doctoral degrees, my research topics are not related to intelligent robots.” Dr. Banner shook his head. “I am actually not familiar with this field.”

"I don't think I would get involved if someone really wanted to build robots; I'm not an expert in that area."

"According to what you've said, Vision may be the most advanced and powerful robot in the world. Scientific research is always rigorous, and whoever is leading such a project should be looking for top experts in the relevant field."

“That makes sense. Only the top experts in the industry would have the opportunity to participate in creating a robot of Vision’s caliber.” Hawkeye Barton nodded in agreement.

“No, Dr. Banner!” Black Widow offered a different opinion. “You’re just not an expert in this field right now, that’s all.”

This point in time is still very important.

“Dr. Banner, you have so many doctoral degrees, and your intelligence is no less than Stark's. Do you know what our Commander Fury says about you?”

"When you're lucid, you're a genius no less than Stephen Hawking!"

Black Widow continued speaking to Dr. Banner.

“Thank you for your praise, sir. That’s too kind of you… Wait a minute, does your sir know me?” Dr. Banner asked, staring intently at Black Widow.

“Nick Fury is the head of the world’s largest intelligence agency, and you, Doctor, when you turn green, you’re the most powerful monster in the world, so…”

Tony Stark shrugged. "That's not surprising, there's something else."

At this point, Tony Stark seemed to remember something, his eyes gleaming. "Dr. Banner, what you were just discussing were intelligent robots in the ordinary sense, but what if Vision is a bionic robot?"

Bionic robots?

Dr. Banner was slightly taken aback; this was an extremely cutting-edge topic that existed only in theory.

It's more like a product of brainstorming; it's more appropriate to call it science fiction than a scientific theory.

“I know you well too. You’re a top expert in organic biology, and your knowledge will come in handy if Vision is a fully humanoid android.”

Tony Stark said with absolute certainty.

"Is it possible to create a fully humanoid bionic robot?" Dr. Banner questioned.

“That’s impossible now, of course, but we’re talking about the future!” Tony Stark shrugged. “In the future, I’ll be able to create armor that can withstand the Infinity Stones, so… nothing is impossible!”

“There’s another point,” Black Widow added, recalling something. “This project might really be what Stark said, that he was in charge of it. Otherwise, why would Stark offer up his Jarvis?”

“I don’t think Stark would make such a sacrifice for a project led by someone else.”

“Of course not, Romanov!” Tony Stark nodded in agreement.

"So, it's quite possible that Stark invited Dr. Banner out of personal friendship. Aren't you both going to be members of the Avengers in the future?"

Hawkeye Barton added from the side.

After discussion and analysis, it is entirely possible that Dr. Banner was involved in the creation of Vision.

"So, all things considered, Banner might be involved in the production of Vision, but we'll leave it at that for now," Captain America summarized everyone's analysis.

Of course, it's only a possibility; whether or not they actually got involved is anyone's guess.

“Ultron?” Thor then turned his gaze to A. “Isn’t Ultron Vision’s enemy? Vision and Ultron even went to Sokovia to fight Ultron.”

"Are Ultron and Vision enemies?" Dr. Banner asked, somewhat surprised. "Then A might be worth considering."

“No, I don’t think the relationship between Ultron and Vision is that simple.” Captain America shook his head. “Last time we took the quiz, we saw Vision’s footage. He knows Ultron very well, Banner…”

At this point, Captain America turned his attention to Dr. Banner, saying, "In the footage, you also questioned Vision, saying things like, 'If you are the monster that Ultron wanted to create,' then it's possible that Ultron was involved in the creation of Vision."

The statement, "If you were the monster Ultron wanted to create," is packed with information and is definitely worth considering.

This at least shows that Ultron wanted to create a monster like Vision.

So, was it actually put into practice?

Actually making it yourself?

It remains unknown to everyone, but it is sufficient for everyone to make a judgment regarding the answers.

“That’s right, the relationship between Ultron and Vision isn’t that simple.” Tony Stark nodded in agreement. “Moreover, Ultron is very likely to possess an AI program even more advanced than Jarvis’s!”

"So theoretically speaking, Ultron certainly had the technology and ability to participate in the creation of Vision!"

“But the question already tells us that Vision was the result of many people working together!” Thor questioned. “Ultron and the Avengers are enemies! Stark also participated in the creation of Vision, so Ultron couldn’t have created Vision with Stark… or even Dr. Banner, could he?”

"Not to mention, Ultron seemed to loathe the Starks, and even cut off someone's arm because they mistakenly thought he was created by the Starks."

The people present began to think about it, and they realized that Thor's words made a lot of sense.

Regarding the relationship between Ultron and the Avengers, it is indeed a bit unreasonable for them to sit together and jointly create Vision.

“Is it possible that Ultron was originally with the Starks, but later turned against them?” Black Widow pondered for a moment and put forward a viewpoint: “Ultron was originally with the Starks, but later turned against them.”

"As we saw in the previous footage, Stark 'broke his father's heart' whenever he saw Ultron, and Ultron didn't refute the term 'father' at all."

“We all saw how much Olaf hated Stark, yet he tacitly approved of calling him ‘father’!”

"Krow might be right, it's possible that Stark really did create Ultron!"

"However, later on, for various reasons, Ultron may have been infected with a virus, or he may have developed self-awareness like in some movies... In any case, he eventually broke with the Starks."

"We can't rule out that possibility!" Captain America nodded with a serious expression.

It is obvious that the relationship between Stark and Ultron is extraordinary.

The exact nature of their relationship is currently unclear, but in short, it is possible that Ultron was involved in the creation of Vision, and this cannot be ruled out at present.

“Ultron is also pending!” Tony Stark agreed wholeheartedly. “I think we should focus on the latter two options.”

"If we're talking about who's most likely not involved in the production of Vision, it's these two."

"One of them is a veteran who lived during World War II and is severely out of touch with modern society. He doesn't even know how to use a smartphone now. Captain, am I right? You probably don't know how to use a smartphone, do you?"

"Smartphones? What are those?" Thor asked curiously before Captain America could answer.

Everyone: "..."

This is even more outrageous!

"One doesn't even know how to use a smartphone, while the other doesn't even know what a smartphone is!"

"Vision may be the most advanced artificial intelligence robot in the world, even more advanced than Ultron!"

"I really can't believe that the two of them could be involved in the manufacturing of such a high-precision intelligent robot."