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[MCU] The psychology of Ultron

What is his deal? Is he supremely arrogant? Fatally flawed in his logic? Intentionally self-destructive? It just seems that for something spawned of the greatest mind in the universe (the Mind Gem, not Tony) that he screws up an awful lot. The biggest screw up of course being that he didn't send a single body to the north pole to wait out the battle in Sokovia so just in case his plan didn't work he could rebuild.

And if anyone could chime in on exactly what the relationship between Ultron and the mind stone is, I am still unclear about this. Tony and Bruce were not making any progress on the Ultron program, so where did it come from? Did the mind gem lash out on it's own and force the integration to create a destructive force? Is that why Ultron was so evil? And why, when implanted into the Vision, tempered by Jarvis, it became something of great power but also great respect for life?

Is the mind gem just a raw intelligence that needs to be applied to some base program, either a human or artificial mind, and then it magnifies it to near infinite power?

Thoughts?
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Ultron, like most suddenly-AI programs, try to fulfill their primary programming. His was "Keep the peace." And so he decided the most effective way of keeping the world peaceful - after studying humanity through the internet - was to get rid of the humans, and repopulate the world with intelligent machines. The world had to evolve.

There is no relationship between Ultron and the mind stone. The latter was just the power source which enabled the Ultron program to become sentient. 

The mind gem is not good or evil. It just is.

And the mind gem didn't spawn Ultron. Tony and Bruce did all the programming. They weren't copying the gem itself, there were copying it's containment device.