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I theorize that it might have more to do with the Thunderbolts, maybe even with a more "artificial human" angle. I mean Stark literary hasn't "learn" anything, the Ultron crisis might have actually make him more obsessed with the idea of AI and artificial life from the Infinity Gems, he was basically told he was in the right thanks to Vision and Fury wasn't so against the absolute vigilance initiative from Winter Soldier except for the part about Hydra being involved, combine them both, you'll have some well intentioned extremists in the making. Maybe they'll try to fuck with cosmic shit, that may actually make way for Infinity War.
I don't think we will see what Stark thinks about Ultron and the consequences until Cap 3. It was the same with Avengers. We didn't see his PTSD until Iron Man 3. I know he feels responsible for Ultron, but he felt like he was in the right for trying to make the world safer, so he acted justified, hence his creation of Vision, but he is cracking. It has been a progression from the first movie up until AoU. Wanda saw it. It sets up Civil War and Infinity War. They seemed to leave on good terms, but with Tony and Steve they are always a second away from butting heads. It has been the case in the comics for years. Same in the movies. Every movie they end up fighting or trading verbal blows.
I think the Thunderbolts protecting Earth while the Avengers are off fighting Thanos would be the perfect setup for the eventual Masters of Evil team. It would throw people off the whole superhero movie thing - a team of villains that act like heroes while the heroes are away. Marvel has their stuff planned out in advance. You gotta give them that. Who would have ever thought a Celestial would grace the silver screen? Jack Kirby would be happy, yet equally annoyed at Stan Lee for being a dick.