An animated sequence: lines of code fall all the way down the screen in a full downpour, then draw inward and reassemble into a rotating DNA double helix whose rungs are binary ones and zeros. The helix expands outward into the shape of a human brain, two hemispheres divided by a central fissure, a neural network that fires signals along its connections. The brain then collapses like an old television switching off, the whole scene folding into a thin bright horizontal line, that line shrinking to a single white dot at the center, which glows for a beat and blinks out to black. The Rook chess-piece mark and the wordmark ROOK then fade in cleanly on the black field.