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AI News Curator · Signal from Noise

26.0s · 1920×1080 · 30fps · one take

The film for AI News Curator. About 6,000 scattered fragments line up like iron filings, gather around the six real themes of the workflow, and the strongest six become one daily brief that a person reviews before anything is used.

An original score composed in code, built from metallic grains, a magnetic hum and struck tones. No spoken dialogue. On-screen text carries the story.

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The study

Show what a research briefing workflow does without showing a single private link: noise turns into a few reviewed signals, and the decision stays with a person.

tools
HyperFramesHTMLCanvas 2DGSAPPython
techniques
Iron-filings fieldField lines from point chargesFragments into a cardReview gate

process notes

01

Real workflow, no private data

The steps, the six themes and the four review outcomes come from the public case study. The fragments carry only source types, never links or headlines.

02

Iron filings in Canvas 2D

Field lines are traced once from two magnets, then six. Each of the 6,000 fragments blends between noise, the two fields and an archive row, with seeded delays so the alignment ripples outwards.

03

One clock, one painter

Every frame is computed from time alone, drawn in about 120 strokes, and the score is generated in Python from the same timing table.