Long after we forget a film’s plot, we remember how it made us feel. Emotion is the residue of cinema—the part that lingers in the body after the screen goes dark. In an age where artificial intelligence can replicate style, structure, and even genre with increasing ease, emotion has become the clearest signal of humanity. That is why the 2026 Human vs. AI Film Festival is organized not by genre, but by feeling.

Fetty Wap lost an eye as a child. Today, startups and Stanford scientists are rewriting what that loss could mean—and what the future of vision may become.

In the fast-paced environment of Silicon Valley, having a “bias for action” is a defining cultural value that sets successful tech companies apart. This principle emphasizes quick decision-making, rapid execution, and a preference for testing ideas rather than waiting for perfect information. By prioritizing action over exhaustive analysis, companies can accelerate innovation, adapt to market changes, and outpace competitors. In industries characterized by rapid technological