You can create AI video entirely from 3D scenes now, and it's absolutely mind-blowing.

I'm genuinely excited about this one. Most AI video today means generating short clips of a few seconds each and stitching them together, and hoping things stay consistent. This time I tried something different. I had Opus 5.5 build the actual 3D world: the environments, the characters, the camera moves, the lighting. Then I rendered the film from that world. Because everything really exists in 3D, the shots can run as long as I want. The camera can fly continuously through a scene, the characters look the same from start to finish, and every moment can lock exactly to the music. None of the usual few-second limit. It feels like a whole new way to make videos. This is the music video for my track "AGI". There was no video editor and no hand animation. Every shot is a small script, and the computer renders the whole film from those scripts. I directed, and Claude Code (an AI coding assistant) wrote most of the code. The story: one human and one AI. The AI copies itself, grabs more…