The main titles are built around a single question that's defining our industry right now: 
 
How do we face the future of creativity in the age of AI?
 
The answer depends entirely on where you're standing.
 
We've interpreted that tension through the lens of a predator and its prey. Two perspectives, one encounter, one transformation.
 
The Predator (Cheetah) represents AI. It begins as something abstract, cloth-like, organic. As it progresses and shifts, the fabric becomes thread, thread becomes wire, wire dissolves into a rushing stream of particles. It moves fast, and it's getting faster. Its form clarifies as it closes in. This visual evolution mirrors the way AI itself is developing: shapeless at first, then suddenly sharp and undeniable. Something approaching. Something we can feel before we can fully see it.
 
The Prey represents a mindset. For many in our industry, there's a sense of something gaining on us and it's unseen, accelerating, inevitable. That unease is real, and it may cause fear. This is the voice of those who feel hunted.
 
But the predator is also a mirror. Flip the perspective, and the same force; speed, transformation, hunger, clarity becomes a tool. Those who choose to become the predator see the changes as an opportunity to hunt new ideas, new territory, new ways of making.
 
This is ultimately a poem about mindset. Fear vs courage. Prey vs predator. The transformation happening around us is the same for everyone. What changes is the side we choose to be on.
 
Which side are you on?