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A documentary series by Pixeloide Studios: true stories told in 16-bit animation, made with artificial intelligence.
Each episode tells one story in under ten minutes. We come up with the idea, choose every story and direct. The script, the voice, the music, the backgrounds and the animation are produced with AI, in our own engine, which we program with agents.
The episodes are in Spanish.
Episodes
AI Died Twice
The history of artificial intelligence
In 1955, four scientists asked for funding to spend a summer teaching a machine to think. They thought a few months would be enough. Seventy years, two winters and two Nobel Prizes later, the story is still being written.
Watch on YouTube ↗So They Wouldn't Get Bored
The history of video games
In October 1958, at a nuclear laboratory in New York, physicist William Higinbotham hooked a five-inch oscilloscope up to an analog computer so that visitors wouldn't get bored. He never patented it.
Watch on YouTube ↗The Sand That Never Stopped
The story of Dune
In 1957, journalist Frank Herbert flew over the dunes of Florence, Oregon, to write an article about how the Department of Agriculture was trying to hold back the sand by planting grass. He never turned that article in. Over six years, his notes grew into Dune.
Watch on YouTube ↗
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