The result is a fully AI-authored audiovisual experience — a deliberate provocation in an era still debating whether machines can truly create art
Herbert R Sim unveiled ‘Bitcoin Man’, a high-concept visual thesis on transhumanism, genetic editing and cybernetic evolution. In just three days, the video surged past 3.3 million views, a number that continues to climb. The timing is significant: his verified YouTube channel,@TheBitcoinMan, has just crossed 10 million subscribers, earning him the coveted Diamond Play Button — the first creator in the cryptocurrency industry, in the world, to achieve the milestone.
The video explores transhumanist futures — half human-animal hybrids shaped by genetic editing, neural augmentation through brain-computer interfaces, and biomechanical cyborgs blurring flesh and circuitry. The visual language is unapologetically synthetic. The entire project was created using AICEAN Studio’s Text-to-Video AI, while the soundtrack was generated via Fireverse’s Text-to-Music engine.
The result is a fully AI-authored audiovisual experience — a deliberate provocation in an era still debating whether machines can truly create art. Industry observers describe AICEAN as an emergent “synthetic cinema” layer: cinematic ecosystems
rendered through prompts, hyper-real biomechanical textures, physics-consistent motion and algorithmic lighting replacing traditional VFX pipelines. In Bitcoin Man, the medium becomes the message — a post-human future authored by post-human tools.
Sim’s authority in the space predates the current AI frenzy. He owns Transhumanism.com (est. 1997), Neurochip.com (est. 1999) — 17 years before Elon Musk founded Neuralink — and GeneticsTechnology.com (est. 2002). Nearly three decades on, Sim remains among the world’s most visible transhumanist thought leaders.In Bitcoin Man, bodies morph, circuitry glows beneath skin and evolution accelerates. The thesis is clear: biology is no longer destiny — it is design.
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