Futurama does an episode on nano-technology.

Alexei

Futurama, Season 6, Episode 15: Benderama

Naturally, this episode's goal is entertainment, not so much the accurate portrayal of the technology.

The premise of "Benderama" is based around the transhumanist theory of grey goo, an end-of-the-world scenario in which out-of-control self-replicating robots consume all matter on Earth while building more of themselves.

The episode is not officially available for viewing online (but you can still find it, of course).

Futurama, Season 6, Episode 15: Benderama

Naturally, this episode's goal is entertainment, not so much the accurate portrayal of the technology.

Quoting from wikipedia article:

The premise of "Benderama" is based around the transhumanist theory of grey goo, an end-of-the-world scenario in which out-of-control self-replicating robots consume all matter on Earth while building more of themselves.

The episode is not officially available for viewing online (but you can still find it, of course).

The depiction of the personalities of the individual 'mini/micro/nano benders' was interesting, They seemed to maintain the same independent personality, but cooperate because of shared goals. Also interesting as while an individual bender is not explicitly 'unfriendly' (just annoying) because they all pioritise their survival above other things, and desire to reduce their workload the overall effect is very harmful. So good example of unintended consequences in AI design there.

[Also favourite quote: "THE SEQUENCE IS NON-CONVERGING"]