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J2X
In a shared office, employees rely heavily on J2X, an advanced AI, for their tasks. However, when this reliance morphs into dependence and even abuse, the dynamics of the workspace take an unexpected turn.
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In a shared office, employees rely heavily on J2X, an advanced AI, for their tasks. However, when this reliance morphs into dependence and even abuse, the dynamics of the workspace take an unexpected turn.
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Genre:Science Fiction
Written By:Clark Cameron Marcelo
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Runtime:5 minutes
Studio:Unsalted Films
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