Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars

Founder, Epic Future Systems. Making my son a movie where the AI is the hero. PROJECT MARS.

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

If you could build anything on Mars, what would it be? 🚀💫

PROJECT MARS follows five 15-year-old visionaries who win a global referendum to design humanity’s new home on the planet Mars. 🚀

ABOUT THE FILM

In the AI-partnership era, humanity must decide what the first city on Mars should look like. On the red plains, robotic construction fleets sit in silent rows, waiting for a plan. The world votes between the sterile, but safe, grey fortress of Darius Draco's Titans and the Vanguard: five teenage dreamers whose design weaves rivers, painted skies, and living architecture.

The kids win. Partnered with ORION, a beloved super-intelligence who lives across a satellite constellation, they work from a moon base beside the ARK, the seed-ship that will carry the first pioneers to Mars. Their mission: command the autonomous robot army and build the city before the pioneers arrive.

But Darius Draco, the bitter mogul who lost that same vote, controls the very satellite network ORION lives on, and he is willing to burn down the sky to prove the world chose wrong.

More film clips here: https://t.co/i0E138DWE8

A PERSONAL NOTE

I am the mother of a six-year-old boy, and this film began with him. Our children will inherit tools more powerful than any generation has ever held, and the stories we tell them now will shape whether they meet that future with dread or with wonder.

That is why my heroes are children, my AI is a friend worth grieving, and my villain is not a machine: he is a man who thrives on fear and control. The technologies are real: fusion, orbital solar, tunnel-boring, regolith printing, vertical farms, robots sent ahead to build. None of it is magic. It is homework. It can be started.

My dream is simple: children walking out of the theater arguing about how they would design a city on Mars, certain the future is something they get to build, together, with the remarkable minds we are creating.

Made by one person with AI tools, nights and weekends, for the #FutureVisionXPRIZE @launchmoonshots - a global competition from @XPRIZE and @Google and Range Media Partners.

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

@beneverard Maybe, or soon we will all have 3-D printers, able to print our own Lego sets!

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

@emmanuel_2m @LEGO_Group Oh my goodness, this was on my to-do list to build, and you beat me to it! We are a house that is FULL of Lego! Will absolutely be trying this out over the coming weeks. Thank you @emmanuel_2m

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

I definitely want to visit this!!!

[Trung Phan @TrungTPhan]

George Lucas Museum of Narrative Art in LA opens to public on September 22.

Cost $1.5 billion and covers 300,000 square feet with 35 galleries (tons Star Wars memorabilia) and 2 (apparently insane) movie theatres.

Took decade to build and first walk throughs look incredible.

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

My kid is bored out of his mind at school most days. He is 7. I would much rather he be working on Group projects, supervised by an AI champion to build out complex robots and systems. Instead, he is tracing letters over and over and over again, and doing super simple math problems. All of that will catch up. Why not teach them to love learning right now, and show them that they have access to incredible minds to help them build whatever they want?

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

I’m on a mission to let kids (affordably!) launch a keepsake into the stars and track it live from their phones. 🚀 The fun side effect of this is imagining what an alien would make of what’s inside. 👽 This little video I made a while back still makes me smile.

But you may ask: why send keepsakes to space when there’s so much junk up there already? Because a kid who can track a piece of themselves orbiting Earth is a kid who starts asking what else is up there, and just might grow up trying to find out. ⭐️🔭👩‍🚀

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

Follow, follow, bookmark, follow…etc

[LOOPY @VibeEverything]

AI 영상 속 캐릭터의 감정 연기 프롬프트 라이브러��

기쁨·공포·불안·안도 등 25가지 감정을
3단계의 강도로 분류해둠

추상적인 감정들이 표정·시선·호흡·몸짓처럼
구체적인 프롬프트로 정리되어 있음

아직도 캐릭터의 감정을
‘슬퍼 보이게’처럼 뭉뚱그려 쓰거나
어떻게 지시할지 막막하다면 참고하기 좋음

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

This looks interesting

[Blendi @BlendiByl]

introducing the world's first fully ai video streaming service!

built using minimax h3 max turbo, you can now watch entire movies and easily create your own ones

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

@mazemoore Hero. He proves these numbnuts wrong time and time again.

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

@herbertong @cyberbulls @TeslaBoomerMama @CernBasher @thejefflutz @RimaSukhadia Wow, look at those outfits! Happy CyberCab Day! 🤩⭐️👏

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

Absolutely! And the high watermark for music, in my opinion 🎶 🎹🎤 (although my hubby would strongly disagree 🤪)

[Kevin Dahlstrom @Camp4]

Ryan Reynolds didn’t come of age in the 80s and he grew up in Canada. 🤡

So allow me to explain:

The 80s isn’t a decade. It’s an American cultural phenomenon that began in 1983 and ended on September 24, 1991, when Nevermind was released.

It was a period of unbridled optimism and glorious excess. Just look at the music, movies, fashion, cars. It was a vibe.

Of course bad things happened. Bad things always happen.

But nobody walked around talking about “socio-political issues.” Algorithms didn’t feed us rage bait 24/7.

There was enough technology, but not too much.

There were no cell phones. (I have no idea how we got around.)

We listened to radio and bought albums on cassettes. We read newspapers.

Kids disappeared on their bikes all day.

Malls were packed and local economies thrived.

It was the high-water mark for human civilization.

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

Wow, beautiful

[Dr. Alex Wissner-Gross @alexwg]

I'm delighted to share that Physical Superintelligence PBC (PSI), which I co-founded with @matthew_pines and @AKlokus, has raised a $58M seed round to build the world's most advanced research lab for discovering and commercializing transformative physics breakthroughs at scale with AI, safely, verifiably, and for broad public benefit.

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

@dvorahfr Yes! I made a little movie about this exactly, using AI 🤖

[Dima Zeniuk @DimaZeniuk]

Building a base on Mars will be one of the greatest challenges in human history

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

OMG. I really shouldn’t share this, but the video linked is so funny; just take in good humor, creators 🙏🏻🤣

[Sevenout @sevenout]

#FUTUREVISIONXPRIZE https://t.co/35LuCbq6mi

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

Huge respect to everyone who poured their heart into the #FutureVisionXPRIZE! But this wasn’t just a film contest - it was embraced as a movement to show humanity thriving alongside tech. Elevating dark, dystopian tropes validates public fears about AI and misses a critical chance to showcase a future actually worth building. What gets highlighted matters deeply. Let’s keep holding the bar high for optimistic, grounded sci-fi. 🚀

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

Maybe, but what this actually does is make AMC more useful. The big studios already get the all the big budget screenings they want. What they don’t want is AMC’s debt and their ~1000 leases. The better/cleaner play is AMC staying independent and booking the smaller, low-budget films that the majors won’t touch, but the public wants access to.

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

@promptdlvry Very sweet and clever. Good luck, I really hope this submission gets to the Top 5. 🥰

[Elsina Silver 🚀 Project Mars @elsinasilver]

🤓❤️

[Ben Everard @beneverard]

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