"In other words, Ultron now had at least five independent programs that did not interfere with one another, all hoping to accomplish that grand goal of 'assisting the Avengers in protecting humanity.'"
Tony summed up the current impossible situation. "Conversely, if something goes wrong, we'll have to deal with five Ultrons. And that's only the minimum. Who knows whether Ultron will keep splitting? What if one day one of the little Ultrons suddenly gets some wild idea and decides to cause trouble? Wouldn't we be facing infinite Ultrons?"
"What we should be considering now is a more critical issue. Although every Ultron claims he won't use extreme methods to achieve his goal, that is an AI's own judgment, and AI is destined not to be human. So we need to find all the Ultrons first, or at least the five Ultrons we know about."
Captain sat there, watching the blue-glowing Ultron standing off to the side. "We have one Ultron here who wants to join the Avengers. So where are the other four?"
At that moment, Hank glanced at his phone and found an unexpected piece of good news. "Spider-Man says he found an Ultron. He's working as a charity doctor in Bryansk District, advocating for redistributing public healthcare resources and increasing medical investment to reduce, uh... violence rates. Something like that."
Everyone looked at the Ultron who had decided to join the Avengers, barely holding it together. Tony was at a loss for words, but Banner raised another point. "According to Ultron himself, he had no idea why his program was stored on that USB drive. In other words, an extra-dimensional being preserved Ultron's data during the Kang Dynasty."
There was no need to think about who that person was. An extra-dimensional being who had come to Earth during