Monday, March 9, 2009
Grey, the colour of tomorrow
A rather dramatic take on the apocalyptic gray goo scenario, where a single 'evil mind' can infiltrate a nanorobotics research facility, modify a nanobot to self-replicate catalyzed by carbon, and release it onto the world to homogenize the planet almost instantly. The first successful autonomously self-replicating nanobot could thus become the basic building block for a new kind of evolution that quite radically transcends the slow and blind biological components that life is composed of nowadays. Let's hope though that this bot will be a reflection of a less egoic but more enlightened mind, that can imbue it with empathy and a sense of connectedness without boundaries.
Credits go to director Ransom Riggs, who used motion capture for this creation.
Labels:
animation,
art,
artificial intelligence,
nanobots,
nanotechnology,
technology
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