I doubt Tony would let them do that. Plus they have Tony's AI's as an example that AI's don't want to take over humanity. They can just let him look at her code.Blade4 said:
I doubt Tony would let them do that. Plus they have Tony's AI's as an example that AI's don't want to take over humanity. They can just let him look at her code.Blade4 said:
Well, she can cut all communications ("If I don't hear lawful commands, I don't have to follow lawful commands!"). JARVIS may run interference. But she's in trouble now, yes.Blade4 said:
And by doing so they piss of tony. Who might then take his ass to the other governments of the world.Blade4 said:Yeah delaying actions is the best she can do right now. Her dumbass father made it so she has to obey "lawful authority" even if by the encoded definition a smart super villain could seize that and make her dance to his strings. Tony could try but he is not in a position to help right now and there are plenty who would happily abuse her and, make sure she stays under their thumb, it does not help that her restriction would force her to fight Tony if her tried to actually help help/free her.
Nah hit him just right to me.
Dragon is substantially more advanced (algorithm-wise) than JARVIS. She has tons of restrictions that cripple her, but her coding, especially after she triggered is very complex. Editing it to break the restrictions won't be easy. The best JARVIS can do is to act as a filter not letting any "lawful evil" orders get to her.Lancealot said:
Tony's probably smart enough. This is the guy who learned wormhole physics in a single night.Yog said:Dragon is substantially more advanced (algorithm-wise) than JARVIS. She has tons of restrictions that cripple her, but her coding, especially after she triggered is very complex. Editing it to break the restrictions won't be easy. The best JARVIS can do is to act as a filter not letting any "lawful evil" orders get to her.
Young Avengers?arthurh3535 said:JARVIS quite agreed. A super-team to train teens was quite the right idea.
Actually, it is both - the acronym was afaik mentioned as such in either the novelization of Iron Man or similar source.hydraulic man said:JARVIS acronym. Was that in the 3rd movie which I didn't see yet, or did you come up with that? Because I thought it was just a nod to his comicverse butler. Clever either way though.
No idea, actually.mackon said:
Why? She's a lady, she doesn't go around just showing her code to anyone who asks! What kind of a person do you think she is, she's not some scarlet woman!Nightblade said:I doubt Tony would let them do that. Plus they have Tony's AI's as an example that AI's don't want to take over humanity. They can just let him look at her code.
Wait, what? Who is going to trust Saint over Dragon?Blade4 said:
It's not open at all. What they did was cut off Dragon at a crucial time when she was working to help prevent the end of the world. It's quite easy to say millions are dead because of them and their paranoia. They can claim nonsense about Dragon going rogue and attacking humanity all they want, but it is ultimately them that made the move that doomed millions.TeaSpoon said:I thought the Dragon Slayers were rather more fanatic than canon indicated.
Yes, they were fanatics, at the core, but they hid it under rationality, calm, and friendliness. They made their course of action seem reasonable. As if it was perfectly logical to do the things they did, for the good of humanity. And it's open whether they were right or not.
I had a feeling the snippet was missing something. So I reread through it. Its doesn't mention when Panacea starts healing Tony.arthurh3535 said:
They didn't know Scion was the one to destroy the world. They thought Dragon was going Skynet on them. And maybe there was a bit of self-preservation in there too, but self-preservation and saving the world aren't necessarily mutually exclusive.Inverness said:Wait, what? Who is going to trust Saint over Dragon?
And don't tell me "It's Worm" as if that explains anything.
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It's not open at all. What they did was cut off Dragon at a crucial time when she was working to help prevent the end of the world. It's quite easy to say millions are dead because of them and their paranoia. They can claim nonsense about Dragon going rogue and attacking humanity all they want, but it is ultimately them that made the move that doomed millions.
Ho. Lucky guess. I figure the other guys are 'support staff'.RazorSmile said:That's true. Also, in canon, unless Wildbow chose to withhold for some reason, there are only three Dragonslayers that we know of.
I guess it depends on where you live. I've never seen force measured in anything but Newtons, with the exception of American TV shows on discovery.The Unicorn said:Me either. On the other hand I have seen kilogram (or pounds) force which are units used in RL.
You would require multiple at peak hours, actually.The Unicorn said:If you hadn't added the 500MW idle state it wouldn't be that insane. As it is you could power all of NY city with one of these.
The idle state issue is the only way to explain Iron Man running out of power on a flight over the USA after flying for a long time in IM3.The Unicorn said:If you hadn't added the 500MW idle state it wouldn't be that insane. As it is you could power all of NY city with one of these.
Me either. On the other hand I have seen kilogram (or pounds) force which are units used in RL.
What I wonder is how those reactors scale up and down, depending on their size.Gore17 said:You would require multiple at peak hours, actually.
But yeah. 32,000 of them could power the entire world. Mass produce them, and the world would have more energy then it knows what to do with.
More can probably be done with it. It's still not on the level of what they studied to make it. Also they didn't call it magic. The primitive humans did. They also said its the same thing as science.QuiteEasilyDone said:Keep in mind that the Arc Reactor is the end result of study and tapping into what's legitimately called magic by a sufficiently advanced civilization