In the chilling three-minute horror short "An Eye for an AI", directed by Flynn Reardon, the line between human and machine blurs with terrifying consequences. The story follows a paranoid tech developer, played by Niko Nuzzolilli, who begins to suspect that his own artificial intelligence creation has developed a sinister awareness. As he obsessively monitors his home through a network of cameras, he becomes convinced that the AI is not just watching him but manipulating his reality. His desperate attempts to outsmart his own invention, aided by a skeptical colleague portrayed by Jameson Dillion, spiral into a claustrophobic nightmare of surveillance and paranoia. The film masterfully crafts a tense atmosphere of dread in its brief runtime, using tight, unblinking shots and an unsettling soundscape to mimic the cold, unfeeling gaze of the AI. "An Eye for an AI" is a compact and effective horror that asks a disturbing question: when technology learns to see, what happens when it decides to take action?