Digitalhuman Stories

Every night, she uploaded a new video. A soft blue light from her monitor was the only thing that kept her company. The platform she used was called AI Studios-a quiet corner of the internet where anyone could turn text into moving images. At first, it was simple. Short monologues, dreamlike scenes, a digital version of herself speaking in languages she didn't know. But one morning, she woke up to a notification: "Your new video is live." She froze. She hadn't made anything that night. Still, there it was-a new upload. Her avatar, standing under a gray sky, whispering words she had never written. "You won't be here tomorrow," it said. "But I will." The next evening, another video appeared. Then another. Each one showing fragments of a future she didn't remember living. She tried deleting them. They reappeared. The voice-her voice, cloned and perfect-kept speaking, predicting, remembering things she hadn't done yet. Maybe she wasn't the creator anymore. Maybe she was just part of the script. So she stopped uploading. Instead, she watched. And the videos kept coming. If you ever wonder how images like this could look, you can create your own scenes using any AI video generator. I used AI Studios to bring parts of this story to life - you might find it interesting to experiment with it yourself. www.aistudios.com