‘Robot idols’ may debut within 5 years, G-Dragon’s agency CEO says
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Quick summary- 1Galaxy Corp.
- 2CEO Choi Yong-ho said artificial intelligence will accelerate virtual content production and could lead to the emergence of “robot idols” within the next five…
- 3Galaxy Corp., an AI-driven entertainment tech company, is k
Galaxy Corp. CEO Choi Yong-ho said artificial intelligence will accelerate virtual content production and could lead to the emergence of “robot idols” within the next five years, during an appearance with CNBC on Monday. Galaxy Corp., an AI-driven entertainment tech company, is known for managing K-pop star G-Dragon and producing Netflix series “Physical: 100.” “I take a lot of interest in robotics and AI and what I’ve learned so far is that robots are next,” Choi said. “We have physical idols a
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