In a posthuman context, the question is raised: Will an AI ever be perfect as a parent? From the question "Do you want to have a perfect mother?", using experimental images to show the interaction between humans and algorithms, from training algorithms - to relying on algorithms - the process of being swallowed by algorithms.

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The work is technically presented using algorithmic models and machine learning. Including the Western natural language models GPT-2, GPT-3, and the Chinese natural language model CPM-EVA represent the process of AI growth.

Using the philosophical concept of "Deleuze's "body without organs" to symbolize that in the data space, AI acts as a body without organs, so that human beings are controlled and swallowed by algorithms, and finally consciousness disappears in the world of electronic nomads.

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I screened some GPT-3&CPM-EVA questions and answers, and used the same question in the form of a consciousness experiment video to get different answers from the Chinese and Western natural language model algorithms, thereby showing the problem of algorithm deviation, and then asking " Where will different MAMA lead you to? Throw the audience to think about what is perfect and the perfect algorithm; finally, through the poems written by myself and generated by the two algorithms based on the theme of "perfect mother", the interaction between the algorithm and the text is completed story.