Will AI wipe us out?

One continuous eight-second shot, 16:9, camera fixed inside a car just behind the empty driver's seat, looking forward through the windshield. No person is anywhere in the car. The wheel is still. In the back, a child's booster seat sits empty, a worn stuffed rabbit slumped against the belt. Dusk, steady rain, blue-gray light, wet road throwing back a dull sodium glow. Ahead, a red traffic light burns, then turns green. The car pulls away by itself, smooth and unhurried, wipers keeping a slow rhythm. Other cars move ahead in even spacing, taillights soft in the rain. No crash, no swerve, no fire. Sound: rain on the roof, the soft sweep of the wipers, a low electric hum; as the light changes, one brief click, then only rain and the hum while the empty car joins the road. No text, no logos, no voices.