"It's best that you see it that way. All right, you've worked hard. Go back and get some proper rest. I'll take the Mind Scepter to Tony and Dr. Banner for a look."
As he spoke, Nick Fury hurriedly sent the Mind Scepter over to Tony Stark. Recently, they had come up with another way to better protect the planet.
They wanted to create a powerful artificial intelligence and assemble a massive Iron Legion, using the AI's algorithms to automatically identify threats and control the Iron Legion to eliminate them.
No human involvement would be required throughout the process. This would greatly reduce labor costs, significantly improve efficiency, and protect Earth at the first possible moment.
The idea was good, but it had yet to be realized. JARVIS's computing power was indeed impressive, but if it was meant to safeguard the entire planet—
JARVIS's computing power still could not handle such a task. They had to create an even more powerful artificial intelligence, one capable of rivaling the AI under Loren's command named Alice.
At the top floor of Stark Tower, Tony Stark watched the blueprints of the Iron Legion moving across the holographic projection, his fingertips tapping out a string of complex commands on the control panel.
"JARVIS, has the thirty-seventh simulation been completed?" he asked curiously, while Dr. Banner pushed a steaming cup of coffee toward him.
"Sir, defense coverage has stabilized at 89.7%. However, when facing threats such as dimensional rifts, autonomous decision-making response time still exceeds the safety threshold by 0.3 seconds. My computing power is still insufficient."
JARVIS's electronic voice echoed through the laboratory, and ripples spread across the holographic projection.
Tony frowned and sighed. "That's the problem. Our program architecture is still too simple. We need a more intelligent artificial intelligence.
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