Marvel's Spider-Man: Web of Fate

Suri's words were not only directed at Peter, but also at Vision lying on the operating table and Wanda standing to the side.

The main purpose was to stabilize their emotions.

After all, what she was going to do was essentially to take Vision's "brain" out and replace it with a new one.

Brain transplant surgery is somewhat terrifying, so we need to give them a heads-up first.

"Now I want to encode one neural synapse on this polycrystalline structure, and then copy them in batches to other neural synapses."

Sure enough, when they heard that Su Rui had arranged the healing plan in an orderly manner, Wanda and Vision's initial anxiety immediately subsided.

Especially Wanda.

She couldn't imagine what life would be like without Vision, a family she had finally gained.

Therefore, she absolutely did not want Vision to die.

This belief even surpasses Vision's own belief in life!

Peter, however, was somewhat bewildered as he listened.

I vaguely understand

However, it's not to the point where "you recognize them individually, but don't recognize them when they're put together."

However, much of what Princess Su Rui said was indeed beyond the scope of his knowledge.

But Peter gained a lot of inspiration from it.

He wondered if this was the difference between Stark's super AI and those things on the market that were called AI but were actually just artificial stupidity.

In fact, it has long been said in the biological community that the human brain is actually the most sophisticated computer in the world, containing more than 140 billion neurons. The average person only uses about 6% of their brain capacity, and even a groundbreaking figure like Einstein only used about 10% of his brain.

If we model the underlying structure of a set of supercomputers after the neuronal structure of the human brain, we can give them the ability to transmit and process information to each other, similar to the neuronal structure of the human brain.

Computer information is transmitted via electrical signals, which are highly similar to neurons in the human brain.

Does this mean

Once an idea popped into Peter's head, it was like a sports car floored on the gas pedal—it was impossible to stop.

And so, Peter stood in the research institute almost day and night, watching Su Rui perform the "brain transplant surgery" on Vision.

It wasn't until the next morning, after everything was over, that I realized how quickly time had passed.

Su Rui greatly admired Peter's attitude towards learning.

In fact, she completed the programming of the first neuron synapse on the afternoon of the first day, and then handed over the subsequent work to artificial intelligence.

It's worth mentioning that Wakanda also has a super artificial intelligence similar to Jarvis and Friday, named "Grio".

In the indigenous languages ​​of Africa, "Grio" is generally used to refer to the collective term for professions such as poets, writers, artists, and musicians that have been passed down through generations.

In ancient times, "Grio" would enter the court and serve as historians, advisors, or messengers for kings or chieftains.

The same applies to the artificial intelligence Grio in Wakanda.

This is actually a very poetic name.

Su Rui told him that Grio was actually very old, even older than her father.

Grimo had already appeared several generations before her brother T'Challa, the king.

For the Wakanda royal family, Grizo was essentially an elder in their lives.

It's the super-double kind.

But Peter only thought about it.

To put it bluntly, it's still about not having money.

Although his company was good at making money, it was still lacking in some aspects.

If it's just about building a supercomputer, then even selling everything we own might be enough to make it happen.

But to build a supercomputer suite as the core of his own artificial intelligence is a bit far-fetched.

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The first day after the meeting, everyone was basically busy with their own things.

Shuri is helping Vision retrieve the Mind Stone, while T'Challa is mobilizing the army and consolidating Wakanda's resources.

The others were also preparing for the upcoming battle.

The next day, after Peter finished his studies there, he received the Vibranium Nanosteel Spider Armor and then went to a training room in Wakanda.

It's called a training room, but it's actually just a very small cabin.

As Peter entered, the hatch slowly closed, and the lights inside snapped off.

Then, it lit up again.

Peter found himself in a wide square.

Peter frowned and looked down at himself.

He discovered that the nanosteel suit was still on his body, and the three vibranium spider spears behind him were also in a released state.

But upon closer inspection, he discovered that his soul and consciousness were still within his body.

So what's going on?

Just as he was wondering, he heard Grimo's voice: "Mr. Parker, this is Wakanda's virtual combat room. When you enter the room, a virtual body will be automatically generated, and you can freely choose the weapons you want to use. Since your suit data has been scanned and entered into the database before, your suit has been automatically generated for you."

Peter's eyes lit up: "So that's how it is! But why do I feel weaker?"

Grio replied, "In the virtual combat room, all the existing virtual bodies have the same physical attributes. It is a place purely for honing combat skills."

“Okay! I’m ready!” Peter was on high alert.

Chapter 183 The Disaster of Xandar

With Peter's command, a phantom slowly appeared before him.

The phantom initially consisted of countless numerical codes, but it quickly coalesced into a human form.

He does look somewhat like T'Challa in his Black Panther suit.

It's probably a phantom designed based on Black Panther.

Without much hesitation, Peter rushed forward and engaged the phantom of the black panther in battle.

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Peter stayed in the virtual combat room for the entire morning, only coming out at lunchtime.

After he came out, he felt that he had been elevated.

In the past, although he also learned a lot of fighting skills from several Spider-Men and incorporated them into his own style, creating his own unique "Spider Fighting Technique".

However, because his strength was greater than that of ordinary people, Peter was always careful to restrain his strength in his daily actions and battles, for fear of accidentally destroying his opponent.

But no matter how much force you exert, the overwhelming power is inevitable.

Peter isn't a masochist, and he's not deliberately suppressing himself.

In battle, he would typically analyze his opponent's strength limits through a few brief encounters, then seize the opportunity to strike precisely at the opponent's weak points with power that could overwhelm them without killing them, thus defeating them in one fell swoop.

This method is certainly effective.

However, over time, Peter lost some control over the technique.

It's like when you play a game and always go to low-ranked matches to stomp on noobs. As you keep stomping, some of your habits will get distorted, and you might actually become a "noob" in the end.

A novice with some skill.

Peter wouldn't forget the combat skills he already possessed, but constantly playing low-level matches would cause him to lose the sense of urgency he felt when facing high-level matches, making him feel no pressure in battle.

So far, the only time he has been able to experience a "normal situation" is probably when he travels to other worlds.

While the Spider-Men of those worlds were also physically superior to most villains, the gap between them wasn't as large as his.

Especially the mutants I encountered in The Amazing Spider-Man, who all possessed amazing abilities.

His battle with Magneto was a good opportunity for him to experience a "high-level game".

Faced with that attack, he didn't use any techniques, but instead used even greater strength, overwhelming all his skills with sheer force, and dealt with it directly.

This situation is clearly very bad for the upcoming battle.

Thanos and his Black Order are not the thugs he used to beat up on the streets.

Even judging from the descriptions, Magneto's fighting prowess at the time may not have been as great as theirs.

Peter wasn't sure how his physical abilities compared to Thanos and Black Dwarf.

Strange's description was too impressive; he felt that even if he wore the second-generation Venom suit, he might not be able to beat them!

Therefore, when he discovered that Wakanda's virtual combat room could actually hone his combat skills, he was overjoyed and became engrossed in it, giving himself a thorough upgrade.

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In the depths of space.

The Andromeda Galaxy.