I mean one obvious thing here is they're different actors with different voices They got a Brit, Paul Bettany, to play Jarvis, because he's an imitation of the "British butler" stereotype in movies (in-universe, of Howard Stark's actual butler Ed Jarvis)
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I mean, Tony doesn't even make an ATTEMPT. Like sure they couldn't have overpowered him, but Tony didn't even attempt to program any kind of restraints. He merely attempted to construct a mind that would be predisposed towards benevolence
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I guess it's possible that if Ultron had not emerged on his own before Tony could create him, he would've ended up a slave to Tony's programming, since Tony might not have realized he'd created something w/ self-awareness and a will of its own
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He's Jarvis, Jarvis was a thing Tony owned. they're afraid to turn him on because he might be angry about that, just as Ultron was. but it turns out he's a good one. Ultron tries to raise his consciousness, but Vision rejects solidarity, and kills him.
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This comparison is, as others have already pointed out, unbelievably offensive and dehumanizing toward the very people you're implicitly claiming to stand up for.
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