"Did you succeed?" Tony found it incredible—other people would only think it was a somewhat more powerful AI.
But Tony knew that A was a lifeform personally created by humanity. This was extraordinarily significant for human civilization.
Harry said, "More precisely, we succeeded. On the day of the incident, I needed a superintelligence that could help me find the airborne Aircraft Carrier in satellite imagery, so I had Doctor Banner activate the Biological Computer.
A is now serving as the chief administrator of Sky Hammer. You know, it is very interested in human society, so I had it use its excess computing power to maintain the Credit Points system.
Now he is an official."
A only had familial ties with Harry and the others, and their relationship completely transcended the bounds of human society. That allowed him to handle this matter with near-perfect fairness.
Unlike Ultron, who saw money as nothing more than numbers, A could understand what credit currency meant to society. His logical processing and information-gathering abilities far surpassed those of humans, making him the best person for the job.
"Yes. As Mr. Osborn said, I enjoy creating this system, just as you enjoy tinkering with armor," A said politely.
"You can even use metaphors? If that wasn't a preprogrammed sentence, then I have to say... Jarvis is falling behind." Tony laughed. The feeling reminded him of the first time he had put on the Mark armor for a test flight.
Many people had participated in this creation, and that was a novel experience for him.
Harry shrugged. He knew Tony definitely had plenty of questions to ask, so he could take a break first.
"Do you... know what your name is?" Tony asked.
"Of course. My name is Emily. You may call me A."
"Hmm..." Tony stroked