“What if Van Gogh visited South Korea” drawn by AI has been viewed 40 million times on YouTube = South Korea

If Klimt in ``The Kiss'' painted Cheomseongdae in Gyeongju...AI answered. What if internationally beloved artists like Van Gogh, Monet, Klimt, etc. came to Korea? they
What kind of pictures would have been created if he had drawn pictures of famous places in Korea? Hot Topic claims that AI (artificial intelligence) technology has provided an answer to such an unrealistic question.
The Korean Ministry of Culture, Sports, and Tourism and the Korea Tourism Organization utilized generative AI to create a Korean tourism promotional video titled “Van Gogh.”
What If Vincent Van Gogh Visited Korea?
Korea) has surpassed 40 million YouTube views as of 6:40 p.m. on the 16th.
It broke. Three weeks after the video was first released on the 24th of last month, it had been viewed more than 40 million times. This South Korean promotional video uses AI technology to depict major landmarks in South Korea by world-renowned painters.
Reproduced in the style of 11 people. Including the immortal painter Van Gogh, Edvar Munch of ``Scream'', Claude Monet of the ``Water Lilies'' series, and Gustav Ku, the golden painter represented by ``The Kiss''.
Famous painters such as Limto. The reaction from overseas netizens who saw the video released on the Korea Tourism Organization's YouTube channel was overwhelmingly positive. Comment: ``Very creative attempt''
, "The perfect harmony between AI-generated artwork and Korea's iconic landmarks," "AI's very interesting take on Korea's beautiful places," and "Korean-inspired styles of famous painters."
It has received rave reviews such as ``The charm is perfectly blended.'' It took about six months to recreate beautiful tourist spots across the country as works by master artists. Tourism agency 110 for generative AI
We collected over 0 images of works by painters and went through a process of training each work 80,000 times. In order to enhance the sense of reality, we directly visited famous spots across the country and used AI data from 1,600 photos taken.
It is said that construction work was also carried out in parallel.