KAIST exhibits video works using AI in Seoul, linking AI and art = South Korea

A research team led by Professor Lee Chang-hee from the Department of Industrial Design at the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) will spend two months from September 1st visiting the legendary animals at Gwanghwamun Square in Seoul.
The video work "Subway Synapse" using artificial intelligence (AI) will be held from 8:00 to 10:00 pm at "Hechi Madan" where the statue of Chi is located.
Synapse)" will be exhibited. This work displays cutting-edge technology as a work of art that is familiar to citizens.
, will be exhibited as part of the event "Hi AI" sponsored by Seoul City. This work depicts how Seoul's subway system is more than just a means of transportation; it is like a "synapse" that connects with human nerve cells, allowing it to become a part of daily life.
It was created based on the inspiration that it is also related to. The filming combined the two images of the subway into one complete system that connects the various spaces and landscapes of Seoul.
We applied chroma key synthesis, a technique to create After that, they use various generative AI techniques to add imagination and visualize it. A blend of nature, crowds, modern skyline, and Korean culture and art
It reconstructs the scenery of Seoul city. The intention is to give the viewer the experience of traveling through Seoul and rediscover the space of Seoul.
Professor Lee said, "Apart from concerns that AI will destroy artistic originality, I hope it will be an example of how AI can work with art."