"Ronnie The War Bot" Screenplay by Austin Jones.
In a shattered, war-torn future, Ronnie—a rusted, obsolete war machine—unexpectedly malfunctions and activates an unusual "pacifism mode." Once designed to destroy, he now yearns to plant flowers and spread hope. As Ronnie navigates a bleak world of desolation and despair, his actions spark curiosity, confusion, and inspiration among a small group of human survivors.
But his peaceful mission faces opposition from General Magnus, the ruthless leader of WarTek Industries, who sees Ronnie’s pacifist glitch as a threat to the war-driven status quo. Armed with the unstoppable Omega Bot, Magnus is determined to crush Ronnie and his growing movement.
Through humor, heart, and the absurdity of a war bot spreading seeds in a battlefield, Ronnie the War Bot explores themes of redemption, defiance, and the power of choosing creation over destruction. As flowers bloom where ashes once lay, Ronnie becomes a symbol of hope in a world desperately in need of renewal.
In the ultimate showdown of machines, can a single broken bot inspire humanity to embrace peace before it's too late?
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This is such an interesting video, Mike Boas! AI is definitely changing the landscape of animation, but it’s fascinating to see just how much work still goes into programming and refining it to achiev...
Expand commentThis is such an interesting video, Mike Boas! AI is definitely changing the landscape of animation, but it’s fascinating to see just how much work still goes into programming and refining it to achieve the right creative vision. It’s not as simple as pressing a button—there’s still a huge amount of human skill and storytelling involved in guiding AI to produce meaningful results.
The finished product looks like it was fun to make but we still have a ways to go before it's studio quality.
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I agree Leonardo. And still, this is some of the best purposefully done story creation I’ve seen come out of AI. Shows how far we have to go before “normal” people can actually realize their ideas without training.