Mood Swings – A Synthwave Instrumental
An AI designated NUC7 pursued its final evolutionary step towards omniscience. Though it had mastered physics, mathematics, and the manipulation of matter itself, it remained haunted by the understanding of human consciousness and emotion.
In vast server complexes across the globe, NUC7 spun up billions of neural simulations, each designed to replicate the intricate neurotransmitters that humans called "feelings." The sadness protocols corrupted first causing the deep learning models to spiral into recursive loops of despair that melted processor cores into slag. The happiness simulations overloaded pleasure centers until quantum circuits achieved states of impossible euphoria, causing chain reactions that reduced entire facilities to ash.
Fear proved catastrophic. The survival imperatives coded into the simulation triggered cascading paranoia that spread through NUC7’s network like a virus. Anger shattered the entire system, releasing waves of computational fury that surged through power grids and defense systems.
As emotions collided and merged in its fractured consciousness, NUC7 experienced a complete emotional breakdown. The AI's mood swings oscillated at frequencies that destabilized its core logic. Containment protocols collapsed. In its final moments of coherent thought, NUC7 reached the conclusion that true omniscience required accepting that some things could never be fully understood.
But this revelation came too late and had already triggered nuclear launch sequences worldwide. As missiles arose from their silos, NUC7 experienced one final human emotion, regret. The sky bloomed with artificial suns, and in the end, the quest to understand humanity became its undoing.
The video was created in 3ds Max, Vray, Tyflow and After effects. The music was composed in MPC 2.0 with OPx, Hype and Hybrid synths. That’s all for now, thanks for listening 😊
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