AR Desktop Mini Corgi

Adopted a living corgi via AI, another generative AR experiment. In a year from now, you won't even be able to tell what is real and what is not anymore. And that won't matter.

Minimax H3 Prompt: Unedited first-person POV recording from an augmented reality headset, looking naturally down at a real home-office desk. The physical world looks completely ordinary: real keyboard, mousepad, laptop, coffee mug, notebooks and desk clutter under flat everyday room lighting. A tiny realistic corgi only four inches tall suddenly runs out from underneath the monitor stand. It excitedly trots across the real keyboard, carefully stepping between raised keys, slips slightly on the mousepad, then runs around the coffee mug and briefly disappears completely behind it. The viewer turns their head and leans around the mug to follow the corgi, revealing it on the other side. It looks up at the viewer, wags its tail, then jumps into an empty pencil cup and curls up inside with only its head visible. The tiny dog must remain perfectly anchored to the physical desk as the viewer moves, with convincing scale, contact shadows, surface contact and real-object occlusion. No camera cuts, no cinematic composition, no artificial focus pulls, no music-video lighting, no third-person perspective. It should feel indistinguishable from a casual screen recording of someone testing a real next-generation AR headset.