The film "Only Machines Can See the Egg" merges thousands of AI-generated images of Virginia Woolf and Clarice Lispector into an animation. Taking its title from a short story by Clarice Lispector, this film imagines an encounter between the two authors in the afterlife. Their conversation centers around the question of what it means to exist as a ghost and no longer be an embodied creature but rather a transient substance roaming the earth eternally. In doing so, the film addresses questions that have been raised regarding the rapid acceleration of AI intelligence, such as ChatGPT and others. The film raises questions about how we value the body in a context where all importance is placed on intelligence.