A 60-second AI-made stop-motion film asks: if you can't do wrong, is doing right still a choice?
CurieuxExplorer · x · 2026-09-28
A creator made a 60-second stop-motion short, The Clockwork Choice, using Claude (credited as Opus 5.5): a man faces two doors in a room that won't let him pick. The film explores whether doing right is still a choice when the option to do wrong is removed. It follows the author's earlier AI-made short imagining Earth's battery at 1%.
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