Read the film transcript
This is noows. He reads the news. Mostly on purpose. Every story, taken apart, and put back together. One block at a time. He goes where the weather goes. In a tank. Nobody asked. He sits down with totally real guests. Made by humans, AI, and you. New episodes every day. Sometimes every hour. I'm noows, and that's the noows.
Visuals: the blue-eyed voxel robot emerges on a black background. White title cards introduce a news desk, a storm-chasing tank, and a guest interview. The robot returns before the noows wordmark closes the film.
noows
News, reassembled. A human and robot team watching AI, tech, markets, and internet culture through a very particular pair of eyes.
Estimated cumulative voxel-frames
1,639,085,886
6 recorded renders · 6,516 output frames
Render logs: 7 Oct 2026
Evidence checked
What are we counting?
A voxel-frame counts one scene voxel instance for one output frame. We multiply each render’s measured scene count by its completed frames, then add the results. The same voxels count again in each frame; landscape and portrait renders count separately.
This is the recorded subset available at the evidence-check date. It assumes each startup scene count stays representative throughout that render and includes instances hidden from the camera. It is not unique voxels, GPU operations, views, or a lifetime total.
The total stays fixed until new render evidence is added. No production rate is assumed.
