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🏆Award Winning🏆 CGI 3D Animated Short Film: "LAST DAY OF WAR" by Dima Fedotov | TheCGBros

TheCGBros · 13.5M views · 2016-06-25 · 6:31

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Last Day of War is an award-winning CGI animated short by Dima Fedotov in which automated machines keep following orders and prepare a bomber after all humans are dead.

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HN cites it in threads on military AI as a vivid depiction of where autonomous warfare could lead.

Recommended by 1 HN people across 2 months · HN mentions 2018–2023

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jareklupinski · 2023-05 · Recommendation

i love a reason to bring up this short on what will happen when we just cede everything to a power that makes decisions for us: [VIDEO] - "LAST DAY OF WAR" - by Dima Fedotov | TheCGBros

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jareklupinski · 2021-09 · Recommendation

I love these kinds of stories > CGI 3D Animated Shorts : "LAST DAY OF WAR" - by Dima Fedotov [VIDEO]

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jareklupinski · 2023-02 · Reference

Don't forget the endgame [VIDEO] > The last war broke out. All the people are dead, but the machines continue dutifully to follow orders.

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