After Nick Fury's mediation, the World Security Council actually approved Tony Stark's Ultron Initiative.
Likewise, to ensure his Ultron Initiative could roll out smoothly, Tony Stark gave the World Security Council partial control over Ultron. More precisely, he allowed the council to take part in setting Ultron's rules.
This was not only a gesture of goodwill from Stark toward their cooperation, but also a way for the World Security Council to assess Ultron's safety and confirm whether his operating methods aligned with their interests.
So before Tony Stark activated Ultron's final plan, he still needed to gather opinions from the World Security Council and various countries, then make certain adjustments to Ultron's behavioral logic.
As cooperation between Stark and the World Security Council deepened, his Ultron Initiative began rolling out in multiple countries.
Of course, to maintain social stability, the Iron Legion no longer handled every matter, large or small, as they had on the first day. Instead, they selectively dealt with some of the more difficult cases.
Since they had chosen to advance the Ultron Initiative gradually, Tony Stark and the various countries had enough time to arrange transitions for workers whose jobs were likely to become obsolete in the future.
With the authorities also helping control public opinion, police officers, firefighters, and others who might lose their jobs were suppressed and placated before they could even start protesting. Those who were a little slow on the uptake had not even realized what awaited them.
After resolving the issue of promoting Ultron, Stark did not take a break, because he knew that at least one other artificial intelligence in this world might be capable of infiltrating Ultron's core network.
Even though Ultron's own cognitive core had evolved through his and Bruce's brain waves and was unlikely to fall under