BUCSI - Singularity

Technological singularity, also called the singularity, refers to a theoretical future event at which computer intelligence surpasses that of humans. The term ‘singularity’ comes from mathematics and refers to a point that isn’t well defined and behaves unpredictably. At this inflection point, a runaway effect would hypothetically set in motion, where superintelligent machines become capable of building better versions of themselves at such a rapid rate that humans would no longer be able to understand or control them. The exponential growth of this technology would mark a point of no return, fundamentally changing society as we know it in unknown and irreversible ways.

Sources:
Brilliance (1984) - Advanced human body computer animation
Information International, Inc. (Triple I) 1982 demo reel