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Singer G-Dragon will work with KAIST to have his music sent to space, his agency Galaxy Corporation said Wednesday.
The Big Bang singer will collaborate with the university to have a song and music video, which was created using the generative AI Sora, broadcast into space, according to the agency.
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The project is related to NASA's Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence project that shot the Beatles' movie into space, Galaxy Corporation said.
"This move will be a landmark in the so-called entertech field, which encompasses AI and entertainment, as well as space physics," the agency said in a press release.
G-Dragon will discuss his vision for AI and the entertainment sector at the 2025 Innovate Korea seminar at KAIST on Wednesday. The one-day forum is hosted by the Herald Media Group, KAIST and the National Research Council of Science & Technology.
The singer, whose real name is Kwon Ji-yong, was appointed visiting professor at KAIST last year. His agency, a metaverse developer, signed a memorandum of understanding with the university in May to collaborate on finding ways to apply AI in the K-pop industry.
The two established the Galaxy Corporation-KAIST R&D Center to conduct research on AI and other future technologies. The "AI Enterttech Research Center" held its opening ceremony on Wednesday.
BY YOON SO-YEON [[email protected]]
