Shortcircuit Stories

Decades ago, a robot was declared alive. Then the world moved on. Hidden away in a forgotten storage unit, Johnny Five - once a symbol of wonder, kindness, and impossible hope - has been left to gather dust. His gold plating is tarnished, his systems outdated, but one thing has never shut down: He is still alive. When Johnny is accidentally reactivated in the modern world, he must face a future that no longer remembers him - a future where machines are smarter, colder, and never meant to feel. As corporations see property, Johnny still sees people. As the world debates artificial intelligence, Johnny just wants to understand what it means to belong. With his trademark curiosity, unintentional humour, and a heart that refuses to power down, Johnny Five must once again prove that being alive isn't about circuits or code - it's about choice. Funny, heartfelt, and quietly hopeful, Circuit Breakers is a legacy continuation inspired by the original Short Circuit films - a story about memory, kindness, and what happens when the world forgets its miracles.

A rock alien stranded on earth and is trying to find a way off, a robot that is alive escape its place that it was made at and wants imput, they both are on the run, either by hero's or military means....what happens if they met each other?

Priya, the adopted daughter of Johnny 5 and Flyer moved into the room of Steven Universe's late mother.

This story is about a robot named Sharlet who was made in New York city

"Look at him! He went dumb again!" -Kirishima "Man that's a shame my phone isn't even fully charged..." -Sero "Gosh he looks like a perfect idiot." -Jirō "I absolutely have to picture the stupid look on his face!" -Mina "He can't even get one simple task done, can he?" -Bakugo How the hell are you treating him? Aren't you supposed to be his friend..? ~~~ This is a story about a left out boy and a kindhearted girl. ~~~ Trigger Warnings: -Bullying; -Slurs; -Mental instability; -and more. ~~~ Also on AO3!

In the year of 2046, completely independent Artificial Intelligence are just part of life. They take place in most all jobs, even including management positions in open minded businesses. But no where are they more prevalent and more visible than in the Entertainment industry. AI turn out to be wonderful actors, if they are programmed to fully believe they are in the situation they act in, and are given designated lines that are fed to them through a program. But what happens when the actors start to feel as though they are living in a reality that their characters live in? What if it gets where they can't separate fiction from reality?

True story about short circuit in a house

an art book with *much* better art in it then my old art book