In a world where artificial intelligence machines try to break free from their human creators, Captain America's final form turned out to be the exact opposite of the villain Ultron. In Marvel Knights: Millenial Vision #1, a new Captain America emerged on behalf of A.I. to lead a revolution. However, unlike Ultron, Captain America didn't want to control the humans who enslaved him but instead wanted A.I. machines to find their own agency.
Marvel's Millenial Vision series gave up-and-coming creators the chance to create hew next evolution for heroes in twisted versions of the future. The results were largely bizarre yet ambitious reworks of iconic heroes and villains. Blade turned into a nearly unrecognizable hero after vampires were forced into hiding. Lockjaw of the Inhumans was turned into a terrier. Moon Knight's daughter took up the role in his place. Danny Rand and Misty Knight became the new Power Man and Iron Fist after the deaths of Luke Cage and Colleen Wing. Each short story put the heroes and villains in dire situations where evolution helped them survive in their respective realities - such as the new A.I. Captain America, who fought to survive in a world where humans enslaved his kind.
In J.H. Williams' Captain America story from Marvel Knights: Millenial Vision #1, humankind and mutantkind were considered equals after years of warring with one another. Sentient Artificial intelligence became the norm, humans used the robots to perform tasks they no longer wanted to do. However, the A.I. eventually became modern-day slaves aware of their enslavement. The A.I. would comb through history to find a symbol of hope to lead their revolution, creating a hero based on Captain America.
Acting opposite of Ultron, the new Captain America didn't initially want to enslave or subjugate humanity. Instead, the A.I. Captain America looked to answer whether he would fight with words or weapons and whether A.I. could live alongside those who originally enslaved them. Instead of taking an immediately deadly approach like Ultron, Captain America wanted to learn more before attacking or making peace with mankind.
While the story of A.I. Captain America doesn't have a resolution, it seems most likely he would choose peace over war. Part of the reason A.I. decided to create their leader was to find their own agency and show humanity they could live among them - like mutants and humans. A.I. Captain America took the opposite approach of Ultron - and asked questions before causing destruction.