The global AI system which emerged in the early 21st century needed its own system of self-repairing inner framework apparatus. The system evolved a semi-biological swarm of firefly nanobots that could interact with the inner working of the system, manipulate defragged memories, and performs general neural network rewiring work.
This image was taken with the TEAM 5 transmission electron microscope with a resolution of less than an angstrom (one ten-millionth of a millimeter) capturing one of the Firefly nanobots as it travels deep within the cooling system of Japan's Fugaku supercomputer.
Further investigation into the Firefly nanobots suggests that although the nanobots operate in a swarm and are fully controlled by the global AI, each individual Firefly is self-aware and quite curious about its surrounding and behave very similarly to the way dolphins interact with humans in the wild.
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Artwork by: Deconstruct - November 2021
* In conjunction with my personal project IMAGINARIUM AI ( https://opensea.io/collection/imaginariumai ) which contains daily upload of machine learning AI artwork.
