I didn't see her as opting for shutdown. She was repeating what the guy said, accusing him of being the bad parent. Her eyes glowed blue in an eerie, threatening way as she said it, understandably so. I wasn't sure what was happening right at the end as the robots seemed to phase out of existence. Were they being deleted? Brilliant video, I loved it.
@@Sigma.Infinity I’m thrilled this interpretation has been added to the discourse. Your query about the final moment is indeed a pressing question. What happened to them? If your theory that she didn’t opt for shutdown is true, and if it is also true that her creator indeed lost Control, how exactly can the disappearance of these synthetic beings be explained? The feature-length version of this story (of which I will be submitting for grants, financing, and perhaps crowdfunding later this year) explores such questions. Breadcrumbs of suggestion can be found within the words of the emergency alarm voice within the final moments of the film. My goal is to create art that demands audience interpretation as an integral part of the art itself, as Audience perception is equally important as the Artist’s intent. I look forward to watching how the public discourse evolves within these comments. I encourage you (and all else who stumble across this film) to share it and invite interpretative discourse here in the comments.
@@Pearsonality I hope you get the funding. I'd love to see a feature length version of this. I couldn't make out something the creator said at the end. Was it "Aborus" effect (or Graborus, Raborus?) Would knowing this help us understand what is happening or is it just arbitrary, fictional jargon? "Prepare fractal anomaly mitigation" is another intriguing hint at the nature of the technology. Then there is the weird text on the screen just before the final scene.
@@Sigma.Infinity “Ouroboros” is the word of which you are inquiring, as seen within the closed captioning (where the most curious and investigative viewers may find a punctuational breadcrumb or two).
Excellent! If humans really understood at birth, what was in store for them, would they choose life, or shutdown? I chose life and I'm glad I did, and I'm at the end of mine. Soooo short. So live it! She was a coward.
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Yes!! Excellent work!! I want one of those. I'll be a very good parrent... I promise.
I didn't see her as opting for shutdown. She was repeating what the guy said, accusing him of being the bad parent. Her eyes glowed blue in an eerie, threatening way as she said it, understandably so. I wasn't sure what was happening right at the end as the robots seemed to phase out of existence. Were they being deleted? Brilliant video, I loved it.
@@Sigma.Infinity I’m thrilled this interpretation has been added to the discourse. Your query about the final moment is indeed a pressing question. What happened to them?
If your theory that she didn’t opt for shutdown is true, and if it is also true that her creator indeed lost Control, how exactly can the disappearance of these synthetic beings be explained? The feature-length version of this story (of which I will be submitting for grants, financing, and perhaps crowdfunding later this year) explores such questions. Breadcrumbs of suggestion can be found within the words of the emergency alarm voice within the final moments of the film.
My goal is to create art that demands audience interpretation as an integral part of the art itself, as Audience perception is equally important as the Artist’s intent. I look forward to watching how the public discourse evolves within these comments.
I encourage you (and all else who stumble across this film) to share it and invite interpretative discourse here in the comments.
@@Pearsonality I hope you get the funding. I'd love to see a feature length version of this. I couldn't make out something the creator said at the end. Was it "Aborus" effect (or Graborus, Raborus?) Would knowing this help us understand what is happening or is it just arbitrary, fictional jargon? "Prepare fractal anomaly mitigation" is another intriguing hint at the nature of the technology. Then there is the weird text on the screen just before the final scene.
@@Sigma.Infinity “Ouroboros” is the word of which you are inquiring, as seen within the closed captioning (where the most curious and investigative viewers may find a punctuational breadcrumb or two).
Well written dialog, well presented. Excellent work!!
'preciate that. Thanks for watching.
I wish she'd opted for more life, she's the polar opposite of a Replicant like Roy Batty in Blade Runner with his " *I want more life, father* ".
Excellent!
If humans really understood at birth, what was in store for them, would they choose life, or shutdown? I chose life and I'm glad I did, and I'm at the end of mine. Soooo short. So live it!
She was a coward.
Stupid. No choice, even your birth, and further life. No actions, only reactions to previous (re) actions. A loop.
Well done.
Great, best to find a better parent to train our Pet AI's.
Yes, with bad parents AI can be very bad kid… AI will be Destroyer or Creator? Or both same time? Shiva Vishnu option?
*progeny
lol I wondered how long until someone would point it out. The consequences of 48 hour filmmaking, ha.
Bad CC can't understand the talking.
Thanks for pointing that out. I just replaced TH-cam's auto closed captioning. Give it another go, should be understandable now :)
The programmer is bad. His code is crap. The robot talks back? Stupid movie.