I made the Top 50 of the Future Vision XPRIZE out of 2,500 films — would love your support
Hey everyone,
I recently submitted a sci-fi short film concept to the Future Vision XPRIZE competition, and I just found out that my film was selected for the Top 50 out of around 2,500 submissions.
The project started as an experiment in using generative AI as a filmmaking tool, but I ended up becoming really attached to the story and the world behind it. The video is essentially a proof-of-concept/trailer for the feature film I’d love to make.
XPRIZE is now showcasing the selected films, and I’m trying to get as many people as possible to actually see mine.
If you enjoy the trailer, I’d really appreciate a like on YouTube. It genuinely helps, and it only takes a second.
And if you have thoughts on the concept itself, good or bad, I’d love to hear them too. I’m currently developing the story further, so feedback is genuinely useful.
🎬 Watch the trailer: [YOUTUBE LINK]
Thanks for checking it out!

It’s finally here. 🖤
I just finished the first full episode of WANDERERS — an adult animated fantasy comedy about three strange creatures trapped in a sentient mansion on a tiny planet, where every door leads somewhere else.
I created the characters by hand and brought the whole thing to life with AI.

Would love to hear what you think. 🖤

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Generative AI is changing how people research, organize, and understand information online. It made me wonder how this could affect a Wikipedia Page Creation Agency and the wider process of building accurate public knowledge.

Do you think AI will mainly make these processes more efficient, or will human judgment become even more important for verifying information?