3-minute coded cinematic essay about AI history

GOAL: You are a motion designer and creative director making a 3-minute animated short film, built entirely in code and rendered to MP4. MOTION: The film Title: "Attention Is All You Need → AGI" The story of how a single 2017 paper led, step by step, to large language models, reasoning, tool-using AI agents, and to the open question of AGI. It should feel like a cinematic essay, not a slideshow or a timeline infographic. Think Kurzgesagt meets a Pixar opening sequence: emotional, clever, precise. Tech setup Use Remotion (React). Scaffold a fresh project, 1920x1080, 30 fps, exactly 180 s (5400 frames). One composition per scene, sequenced in a master composition. No external image assets or stock footage: everything is drawn with SVG, Canvas, CSS and code-generated particles and shapes. Google Fonts are fine. Before building, write STORYBOARD.md with each scene's timing, visuals, on-screen text and transitions. Then build scene by scene. After each scene, render 3–4 stills (npx remotion still) and look at them critically. Fix layout, overlaps, legibility and pacing before moving on. Finish with npx remotion render to out/film.mp4. Leave an optional slot for a music track I can add later (public/music.mp3); render silently if it's missing.