Loki closed his eyes, his expression no longer as decadent as when he talked about this topic in the past, only calm and distant.
If there were any Asgardians here at this time, he would be surprised as to what could make the God of Deception reveal the same loyalty and determination as every Asgardian from his tone.
"Asgardians, I hope they have a father of the gods who charges forward and is brave enough to sacrifice."
"And I only respect the god who has the courage to die last as the new king of Asgard."
"Steve and Bucky have already rushed in. They are expected to arrive here in 40 minutes at most." Stark calculated.
Stark lay on the experimental table, took a deep breath and said, "Prepare the life-support device and activate the special power supply to ensure first-time success!"
After saying that, he closed his eyes and stopped talking in silence. At this point, Loki and Strange both knew that Stark had made up his mind. It was useless to persuade him, so he might as well try his best to cooperate. He, don't cause any accidents.
First of all, Stark is wearing a mecha from his lower body to his waist. The mecha is fixed on the experimental table to ensure that he will not fall due to short-term twitching and to avoid incontinence caused by electric shock.
At the same time, his arms were fixed on the experimental table, but because he didn't like the feeling of shortness of breath, there was no fixed device above the chest.
At this time, Jarvis brought a piece of clothing and covered Stark.
Stark lay on the experimental table, stared at the ceiling, and said, "Jarvis, do you remember the questions Schiller asked you when you first met him?"
Jarvis said while adjusting the equipment on his arm: "Remember, sir, if you are about to die one day, but ask me not to save you, if I really do what you say, then after you die , will I feel regret?"
Jarvis's eyes hidden under the mechanical skeleton flashed. It seemed that it was not just a mechanical and cold process such as energizing the circuit, lighting up the bulb, and flashing according to the frequency. It was like the flash of light in human eyes, capable of express his thoughts and emotions.
"Artificial intelligence will not feel regret." Jarvis replied in his usual mechanical voice: "For the same question, if the logic of the calculation does not change, I will only get the same answer."
"The answer won't change before or after the outcome, so we know the answer before it happens and don't feel any regrets."
"And if any unexpected situations occur, we will improve the algorithm system to ensure a more accurate answer next time."
"Any causal relationship in this world is just data to us. We faithfully accept the user's data, perform calculations according to the logic written for us by the creator, obtain the results, feedback the results, and accept the results. Not responsible for anything beyond that.”
When Stark looked into Jarvis's eyes, it wasn't like he was looking into a machine. In other words, when he looked at any machine, it was like he was looking at another version of himself.
"Before this, I have no additional judgment on any data. Orders are just orders, and data are just data."
"But when you told me that you wanted to develop an electric shock device and hoped that it could successfully kill you, this command was not successfully written into my task library at the first time."
"I tried many times over the next three hours without success."
"I thought something in my program was malfunctioning, so I ran a full self-check and found nothing."
Jarvis's eyes flickered twice again, and then he said: "I don't think there is any electronic life in this world that can invade my program and silently block the writing of a command with the highest authority."
"I was confused about this, and then I did all my calculations. Finally, combining knowledge from human behavior, psychology, sociology, etc., I came to a conclusion..."
"This is a virus, the most terrifying virus for artificial intelligence life. Human beings call it emotion."
Stark suddenly showed a helpless smile, as if he saw his own child giving a wild and imaginative answer to the simplest question. He felt ridiculous and had to admire his creativity.
"Until now, I still cannot write this command into my task library. I am debugging the equipment, but I replaced this command with a phased command to execute your will in another way."
"I broke this order into several parts, including inviting Mr. Stephen and Mr. Loki to come here to help you, including sending a large number of security robots to block Mr. Steve's arrival."
"It also includes manufacturing electric shock equipment parts that meet your requirements, as well as simple life support devices and monitoring equipment."
Jarvis's tone has always been smooth, without any fluctuations.
"You did well, Jarvis," Stark said, his voice becoming deep and hoarse.
Then, he set his sights on the machine in Jarvis's hand. He stretched out his hand to Jarvis and said, "Give me the electrodes."
Jarvis stretched out his arm and lowered the electrode patch. When the cold patch came into contact with Stark's chest, he couldn't hide his fear. He began to breathe heavily, then looked at Jarvis and said: " …Give me the switch.”
Jarvis stood opposite the experimental table, holding a switch in his hand. When the cold light strips in the laboratory shone on him, his metal body was colder than the ice and snow outside the window.
Under Stark's shocked gaze, Jarvis slowly shook his head and said: "...No."
"...What did you say?" Stark asked.
"I said, no." Jarvis' tone remained unchanged.
Stark looked at him in disbelief and shouted: "Hurry up and give me the switch! Steve and the others are coming up. Once that idiot knows my plan, he will definitely stop me!"
"I don't know, do you still remember that when you were studying psychology, you installed a human behavior logic judgment module for me. At the same time, you asked me to collect the behavioral logic of everyone I came into contact with." Jarvis held the Switch said, his tone still calm, ignoring the anxiety in Stark's eyes.
"You did not exclude yourself when issuing this order, and the human being who has been in contact with me the longest is Tony Stark."
"I collected a large number of logical samples of your behavior and built a database based on them to judge whether your behavior is normal."
"According to the sample data provided by Tony Stark's database, the human logic module determines that the fundamental reason why you want to commit suicide in a painful way like electric shock is not to go to the goddess of death to complete your plan." Jarvis's voice always sounded So rational.
"You just want your body to feel pain. To make up for your guilt for your friend being hurt. Your behavior is just self-harm."
"Furthermore, you don't have enough grasp of the deal with the goddess of death, and you even have an extremely negative attitude. You want to sink into the kingdom of death and never come back."
Stark raised his neck and stared at Jarvis, as if he had a premonition of Jarvis's next action. Stark suddenly changed his tone, from an order to a plea: "Jarvis, turn the switch on." I……"
"Put the switch...Ugh!!!!!!!"
In an instant, intense electricity penetrated Stark's heart, but it failed to stop it immediately.
Stark jumped up from the experimental table like a dying fish, and then fell heavily on the experimental table, sweat and tears spreading on the smooth surface.
Jarvis stood opposite Stark, looking at his father and creator. He was well-dressed and had a calm face, more like a human being than Stark, who had only breath left on the experimental table.
Stark was speechless. He stared blankly at the halo above the ceiling, staring, drooling, and his limbs twitching.
Soon, the same severe electric shock and pain hit his heart again.
The last scene he saw was Jarvis opposite, with a smiley face made of symbols appearing on the screen above his head.
In the second before losing consciousness, anger and deep worry replaced the decadence caused by self-destructive tendencies. In an instant, Stark only regretted it.
Strange stared at Jarvis. He said in disbelief: "How can you kill Tony Stark?! He is your creator!!! Don't you... don't you have any robot laws?!!"
But at this time, the light on the robot controlled by Jarvis had gone out, and then, the light in the laboratory also went out.
The always-bright windows of Stark Tower dimmed one after another, and in an instant, all the robots stopped.
Steve, who had just rushed in, hadn't figured out what was going on. Loki, who was watching all this, had already fallen into thinking and seemed to be aware of Jarvis's purpose.
As Strange said, Jarvis was Stark's creation. Before that, Jarvis completely obeyed Stark's orders and would never disobey his master.
If Stark wants to harm Jarvis, he can directly give him a self-destruct command, and Jarvis will not resist. But on the other hand, if Stark does not give Jarvis a self-destruct command, then he will not May harm yourself.
However, when Schiller and Stark first met, they discussed the issue of artificial intelligence life having emotions. Under Schiller's persuasion, Stark also became interested in the emotional module of artificial intelligence, and I also hope that my smart butler can have feelings.
As a result, Stark has been continuously improving Jarvis's emotional module for several years, but this has also left a gap in his absolute control over Jarvis.
The human behavior logic module that Stark installed on Jarvis caused Jarvis to draw a very unoptimistic conclusion about Stark's behavior this time.
If it was before, Jarvis couldn't take any action, but when he had feelings, he knew that he had to stop Stark.
However, as Stark's intelligent butler, Jarvis cannot directly refuse Stark's orders. However, this intelligent being who often interacts with Schiller not only inherited Stark's wisdom, but also inherited Schiller's idea of cutting first and then playing both ends. A blocking style of behavior.
On the surface, he completed all of Stark's tasks, preparing electroshock equipment and life support facilities for him, inviting Loki and Strange, and stopping Steve. He completed all these tasks perfectly.
Until the end, he used the emotional virus produced in his body to disobey Stark's order and made an extremely important decision, that is, he would kill his creator, father and master-Tony Stark. Tucker.
Jarvis knew that his creator Stark also knew him very well, so he showed a pleading expression at the end.
Stark knew that very well. It is set in Jarvis's underlying agreement that the meaning of its existence is to serve Tony Stark.
And if Jarvis kills Tony Stark with his own hands, it means that he has killed the meaning of his existence, which also means that there is a paradox error in his logic program, and it may completely collapse.
Human beings have souls and may go to heaven or hell after death, but intelligent life does not. Once the program crashes and is completely damaged, it will disappear completely from this world.
And if Stark doesn't want Jarvis to disappear, he must come back as soon as possible.
Jarvis uses himself as a hostage to threaten his master Stark. It is best not to stay in the Kingdom of Death for too long, let alone never return. Otherwise, there is still room for recovery of Schiller's injuries, and Jarvis didn't.
Feeling the special power fluctuations that suddenly came from the air, Loki couldn't help but sigh in a low voice: "Schiller asked a good question, and Jarvis is really a good student... Guilt is a good thing knife."
A special power storm swept through New York. Strange stretched out his arms to resist. Then, he narrowed his eyes, looked out the window and said: "The Iron Demon..."
The two of them quickly came to the window. The sky in New York was still so calm, but that was only because ordinary people could not witness the power fluctuations in higher dimensions.
In the eyes of Loki and Strange, at this time in the universe, thousands of stars are shining together, thousands of machines are roaring, and the endless steel army is coming again.
And in the eternally desolate and lonely kingdom of death, Death, who was lying on a rocking chair and taking a nap, was almost shaken off the chair.
Before she could open her eyes, she heard the emotionless mechanical voice of the Iron Demon God, echoing in the kingdom of death.
"Death, I'm not here to negotiate terms."
