No!
Someone like Tony could not be described as merely a genius.
Even a genius only possessed talent far beyond ordinary people in a particular field—perhaps mathematics, perhaps languages, perhaps literature, perhaps music.
Erina Nakiri herself had been called a genius in cooking.
But Tony could no longer be called a genius. "Monster" would be more appropriate.
One cursed by knowledge could not be described by something as simple as genius.
There were probably only a few people in the entire Marvel Universe with intelligence equal to his. Even Thanos, who was likewise cursed by knowledge, possessed such overwhelming power that he could solve everything himself, so he had never displayed much of his intellect.
Boil Daigo Into Soup: "I'm really jealous of that kind of talent."
Boil Daigo Into Soup: "If Tony were in my world, then even without Ultraman, he would definitely be able to eliminate the monsters, right?"
Daigo could not help thinking so.
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "That might not necessarily be the case."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "After all, the damage human technology deals to Ultraman is completely different from the damage it deals to monsters."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "That Masaki Keigo's talent in scientific research is not much worse than mine. If his desire for power had not become nearly twisted, he would have been Earth's finest researcher."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Yet even he chose to evolve by relying on Ultraman's power."
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Because he knew there was a gap between humanity's current technology and monsters that was difficult to bridge."
Although Tony was confident in his own intellect, he did not think the technology mastered by Masaki Keigo—the man in Tiga's world who possessed the Ultra Ancient Warrior Gene just like Daigo, yet