Final Prompt documentary: agents went from papers to reality in just 19 months
realmeetjames · x · 2026-09-26
A documentary maker reflects on filming Final Prompt since February 2025: back then most interviewees had never touched Claude, image models botched hands, and "agents" lived only in research papers — all changed within 19 months. His bigger worry: institutions like universities, hospitals, and licensing boards run on rules written for a world that no longer exists. The film asks not whether AI is good or bad, but whether we're asking the right questions before the answers arrive.
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