Asian stock markets, including Korea, fell sharply today (the 5th).

KOSPI recorded the largest decline in stocks ever, and circuit breakers were activated on KOSPI and KOSDAQ, temporarily halting trading.

​My husband showed me a graph showing that his stock market risk prediction program, RiskWeather, warned me three times about the recent stock market crash. I don't invest in stocks and I don't enjoy it, but I like this program that warns me about the risks of stocks and investments. There are people around me who actually lost all their money because of stock investments. That's why I think programs like RiskWeather should be developed and promoted more.

​RiskWeather is a program that provides a simple, visual representation of the risks of the stock market, much like a weather forecast.

-The classical philosophers said this.
I never think without fantasy. This means that thinking requires materials.

-Imagination is needed to create images. Imagination is an ability that is distinct from concepts and is explained as the ability to materialize thoughts and make a concept appear as an image.


“For example, I can conceptualize freedom.
We can also explain what freedom is conceptually.
But showing freedom is very difficult.
To show you freedom, you will have to draw.
I would have to compose a scene.
Then I can help you imagine the freedom in that materialization, in that scene.

Therefore, we must think of imagination as an ability.
The mental ability to describe objects in producing images.
And what we want to show is that there is a certain kind of imagination.” (The Architectural Imagination
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(Excerpted by The Architectural Imagination: An Introduction)"

Note: When I draw, people ask me how I can draw what I imagine in my head. The answer to this is right here.

​In order to concretize a concept, it is necessary to concretize the imagined image.
This is the process of materialization.
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To do this, identify the properties and locations of each material, compare them, and understand a single concept. These materials will then be refined and rearranged to fit the concept we are presenting. And if this comes within the framework of one perception, it can be made into something new.
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​Generative artificial intelligence (Generative AI) is a type of AI that can create new content and ideas, such as conversations, stories, images, videos, and music. AI technologies attempt to mimic human intelligence in new computing tasks such as image recognition, natural language processing (NLP), and translation.

​Recently, Google introduced a new Large Language Model (LLM) artificial intelligence (AI) tool that can generate videos. On the 20th (local time), foreign media such as VentureBeat, an IT media outlet, reported that Google Research has unveiled 'VideoPoet', which creates videos based on text input.

Not only can you create a video according to the text description, but you can also convert a static image to a dynamic image or change the video to your desired style. The explanation is that various types of videos can be created, from short films to music videos and explanation videos. Videopoet is a large-scale language model trained based on massive text and video data sets.

Therefore, you can not only understand the relationship between text and video, but also create consistent and visually attractive videos. In particular, its ability to create consistent motion in long videos is also a strength. This model stitches together short video clips to create videos that are several minutes long. This means that it becomes possible to produce more complex and nuanced videos.

Source: AI Post (AIPOST) (http://www.aipostkorea.com)
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​Generative AI is transforming the content creation industry and breathing new life into unimaginable stories and ideas. But on the other hand, video creation is becoming easier due to rapidly evolving AI tools. There are also concerns that there will be a lot of ‘fake’ or ‘hate’ content.

​‘Open AI,’ an American company that developed ChatGPT, a generative artificial intelligence (AI), is expected to further accelerate development competition by unveiling a new generative AI that creates videos from sentences.

​https://cdn.openai.com/sora/videos/art-museum.mp4

​Sora can create complex scenes with multiple characters, specific types of actions, and precise details of subjects and backgrounds, and the model understands not only what the user requests in the prompt, but how this exists in the real world.

The company also says that the model has a deep understanding of language, allowing it to accurately interpret prompts and create compelling characters that express vivid emotions, as well as multiple scenes within a single generated video that accurately maintain the character and visual style. He explained that it could be made.

As an example, I tried to use it by Invideo Ai as below: 

The 136cm x 54cm picture of a pig painted in the Liang Tedonge Cave creates an epic scene by facing two unfinished pigs. The 187 cm x 110 cm pig painting from the Liang Balangagia 1 cave is overlaid with four hand stencils (hand-shaped hands created by applying pigment and spraying paint). There are also several pictures of animals that are not well preserved.

​https://creation.kr/Human/?idx=1757437&bmode=view

Oldest Animal Cave Painting Baffles Evolutionary Anthropologists
by David F. Coppedge

How can animal murals appear on opposite sides of the world at the same time?

The oldest cave paintings depicting animals have been dated by evolutionary anthropologists to be 40,000 years old. Disturbingly, paintings similar to European cave paintings were discovered on the Indonesian island of Borneo from around the same time, about 37,000 years ago.

In a paper titled “Paleolithic cave art in Borneo” published in Nature (November 7, 2018), Aubert et al. said:
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It is now clear that rock art appeared on the Indonesian island of Borneo at about the same time as the arrival of modern man in Europe (45,000-43,000 years ago), as the first form of artistic expression. Therefore, similar cave paintings appear almost contemporaneously in the extreme western and eastern regions of the Eurasian continent. It is not yet known whether this was a coincidence, the result of cultural fusion of widely separated regions, a large-scale population movement from Eurasia, or some other cause.
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First of all, before talking about the artificial intelligence era and the prospects for the blog market, I would like to tell you what a blog is to me. This confession is because I want to explain that I have more important values before discussing whether me, my job, and what I do can survive in the future era or whether it is a hot job. It is also what I want to say to those who say that the future will be a world dominated by machines, so don't make any human effort.

First of all, my blog is my best friend who knows me well. We truly live and work in a commercialized society. That's why we liken ourselves to slaves who work for a living. It may seem like we are doing something independent, but as it turns out, most of us are workers on some platform. We must constantly work and deliver results for our organizations, our institutions, schools and affiliations. It's a mission, and sometimes it's worth it. But then I suddenly think about where I can tell my story. I think this is the blog.

For example, while I draw and work as an artist, the class is challenged, there are times when I get lost, I go through trial and error, I succeed, I communicate, I am moved, and I realize. When it comes to art, this often happens every day. I am posting these on my blog. If artificial intelligence is truly personalized and individualized like a human being and can post thoughts, opinions, and concerns about art creatively with personal sensibility like me, then I too will know that the time has come to quit blogging. But I'm sure this day won't come easily.

This is because no matter how advanced artificial intelligence is, I doubt whether it will be able to constantly think about art and pour out new stories like humans every day. They may pack it more professionally than I do and tell you about the great results. However, humans smell like a human just by showing a messy look. And because of that humanity, people who share come together and become one.

I believe that one day people will get fed up with machines that are always right and perfect. By that time, people will prefer things like rawness, sincerity, true love, warmth, and rightness. Currently, I think that you can follow, follow, and blindly trust artificial intelligence out of curiosity or surprise. But this won't last forever. Because humans are beings with souls.