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[MCU] In our world, most of those advanced gadgets and inventions like nanotech would propably require huge numbers of work hours, money and scientists. Does this fact suggest that Tony Stark AI makes 99% of the job for him?
gpt
From what we can see of Tony's work process in the first Iron Man film, he does delegate a *lot* of the actual scut work to his AIs, acting as a supervisor while Jarvis does a lot of the actual design work and the various servo arms handle physical assembly. While his work in the cave with the box of scraps in IM1 and Harley's garage in IM3 clearly show he *can* do his own work, he won't choose to when he has an option. 

That, and he's willing to stand in front of other inventor's work and put his face on it; he's not the only genius on the Stark Industries org chart, but you wouldn't know that from the press releases. It's left vague in IM1 just who designed all the subsidiary bits that Tony 'borrows' from the company to make the post-Box of Scraps suits, but in Homecoming we see flat out that the advanced hologram tech demonstrated in Civil War was made by Quentin Beck's team, and Tony was just the one who showed it off and gave it an unfortunate moniker. Any number of the breakthroughs behind EDITH, the Bleeding Edge Armor, or other "StarkTech" may have been made by a team like Beck's and then bought straight cash by Tony.