American comics: Becoming the god of technology from Osborn

Chapter 35: Will Osborne Group become a cyber giant?
It's not that Harry doesn't know the importance of grassroots management to the group, but time is too limited. He has to gain supreme control of the Osborn Group as quickly as possible, and he is also busy replicating the technology in his mind in reality.

After finally getting all the shares back, Harry was about to go to the Stark Expo to hold the first exhibition of androids in the world, and also reached a deal with mutants. All of which required Harry to do personally.

Of course, Harry didn't intend to be a boss who had to do everything himself, but he was just troubled by the lack of good subordinates.

Even if there were good generals, he didn't know whether they would be like the electrical director who plagiarized Max Dillon's research results, a complete dud.

Each of these things was more important than the other, and they had to succeed and not fail. Harry simply couldn't trust the untrustworthy employees in the Osborne Group to do them.

Originally, in Harry's plan, after finding large-scale niobium mines in Greenland, he would be able to mass-produce androids without any burden, and then he would allow a large number of androids to enter the Osborn Group to replace the original human employees.

But now, Harry had to admit that this idea was a little too idealistic.

The position that bionic people will replace first will always be labor rather than management. Bionic people who are just stronger but not too smart have the lowest manufacturing cost.

If Harry changes the focus of Osborn Group and prioritizes replacing management with androids, this will cause two very serious problems.

First of all, due to the manufacturing cost of managerial bionic men, it is difficult to produce a suitable number in a short period of time.

The second point is even more fatal. How many human employees would be willing to let bionic people be leaders and control humans?

So Harry has always chosen to bring in the bionic workforce normally, starting at the bottom and working his way up.

If the corruption among the management of the Osborn Group was a rare, small-scale incident, then Harry could just eliminate this small-scale group and replace it with some androids, or with other people, and there wouldn't be any big problems.

But judging from what Dr. Otto said, this is a historical problem that has been left over for more than ten years. I'm afraid it will take a major change in the Osborne Group to solve it.

This makes Harry's original plan less applicable.

"Why did you tell me this only now? You could have included this in the conditions for joining the Osborne Group."

Harry took a deep breath to calm himself down and asked Dr. Otto.

"Because I know that if the Osborne Group suddenly undergoes a major change, the entire enterprise will come to a halt in an instant. You would not have agreed to such a big risk at the time, and I don't want the Osborne Group to really die out."

Doctor Octopus said.

"I'm telling you this now because there is a way to prevent the worst from happening."

"The method you are talking about is a android?"

Harry asked, frowning.

But Dr. Otto shook his head and said, "No, I'm talking about the prosthesis."

"Prosthetic body... do you want to?"

Suddenly, Harry's eyes lit up, and he seemed to know what method Otto was talking about.

"It seems you've thought of it, Harry. You're really a genius. Yes, brain prosthesis is also within our research scope. Although this is the most difficult of all our research projects, we have made a crucial breakthrough!"

Dr. Otto nodded, confirming Harry's guess.

"As long as a person receives brain neural prosthesis modification, then learning is no longer a task that requires effort for him, but a stream of data. When he wants to enter a certain industry, he only needs to input the corresponding data into the prosthesis, and he will immediately learn all the known knowledge in that field."

For example, even if all the management personnel of the group are replaced, as long as they are replaced by those with prosthetic devices, and those who undergo prosthetic devices can all be selected from those neglected employees and relatively obedient managers within the group, the lack of management experience can be completely compensated by inputting data.

In this way, the operation of the entire group will not have any problems, and it may even become more efficient overnight. More importantly, the biological components that make up the prosthesis are only part of the bionic man, which means that the cost of the brain neural prosthesis modified by humans is slightly lower than that of a complete bionic man, which perfectly solves the cost problem.

At the same time, it will not cause resistance among grassroots human employees.

"I came to you today hoping to get approval to conduct brain neural prosthetic experiments."

Dr. Otto expressed his biggest appeal this time.

"No problem, I approve."

Harry naturally had no reason to refuse, so he simply waved his hand and told Otto to go ahead and do it boldly.

As for whether Otto might be conducting illegal human experiments in secret, this is unlikely to happen unless he deliberately installs an imperfect robotic arm prosthesis on himself and then deliberately damages the neural control chip to make himself mentally ill.

Besides, why would one need to conduct human experiments secretly when one can openly recruit volunteers and conduct clinical trials openly?

After getting approval, Dr. Octopus left the office in a hurry.

Harry was left sitting alone in the office, his calm face no longer able to suppress his inner excitement.

He simply couldn't imagine that in the not too distant future, everyone walking on the street would have undergone prosthetic transformation to some extent, and bionic people would be everywhere in human society...

This is cyberpunk!

While Harry was looking forward to the new cyber society, another super genius in the scientific world, Tony Stark, lost all hope in life.

Because he was dying, and he was being slowly killed by the round lump on his chest that had saved his life.

Palladium poisoning.

He tried every element known in the world, but none of them could replace the role of palladium in the Ark reactor.

So Tony could only try every possible way to delay his own death, including but not limited to drinking vegetable juice.

He had tried to indulge himself, numbing himself with alcohol and women, but this could not make him forget the fact that he was going to die, it only made him feel more empty.

To combat this emptiness, Tony decided to go to his favorite bakery and buy donuts today.

“Donuts are so delicious, hahahaha…”

As soon as Tony arrived at the bakery, he heard a giggle.

I saw a ragged man holding a box of six donuts with a happy smile on his face.

"This box of donuts originally contained five, but the boss gave me one extra. I am so happy, hahahahahahaha..."

Tony looked at the man silently, feeling a little envious.

"Although I don't understand what he is saying, but seeing him smiling so happily, he must be full of hope for life."

Tony retracted his gaze and walked to the ordering window, pointing to the donut menu that said buy five get one free.

"I want a chocolate one."

(End of this chapter)