‘Josumi Hall’ has been established at KAIST… Attempting to integrate AI into art

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, “KAIST announced on the 4th that it held a naming ceremony to change the name of the multipurpose space on campus to ‘Cho Soo-mi Hall’ at the Daejeon main campus on the 3rd.”,
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, “The ‘Resonance Hall,’ which is being renamed to ‘Cho Soo-mi Hall,’ is located in the Jang Young Shin Student Union Building completed in 2014, serving as a space for lectures, performances, and screenings equipped with sound, lighting, projectors, screens, and a stage.”,
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, ‘A KAIST official said, “The naming was changed to remember the artistic inspiration and activities that Visiting Professor Cho Soo-mi brought to the university,” adding, “It is expected that KAIST’s cultural image of creating convergent results in various fields beyond engineering will be strengthened.”‘,
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, “Cho Soo-mi Hall will be used as a test bed for new music performances combining technology in collaboration with the ‘Cho Soo-mi Performing Arts Research Center.’ Additionally, KAIST plans to actively encourage students’ artistic activities through various uses of the hall, supporting them to nurture rich imagination and pioneering spirit in their studies and research.”,
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, ‘Renowned soprano vocalist Professor Cho was appointed as a KAIST visiting professor in 2021. She has been actively engaging with members at various KAIST cultural events, special lectures, talk concerts, embodying a mindset to leap to the world’s top and expressing expectations as an artist for future technologies.’,
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, “In particular, at a cultural event performance in 2022, Professor Cho presented ‘I’m a KAIST,’ a rendition she personally arranged for the school song, expressing her affection for KAIST. This song was also adopted as a competition song by many participating teams in the recent ‘KAIST School Song and National Anthem Challenge.'”,
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, ‘Professor Cho has introduced new performances integrating AI technology into music, collaborating with the Cho Soo-mi Performing Arts Research Center, such as AI pianist accompaniment, automatic lyric tracking, and vocal synthesis.’,
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, ‘President Lee Kwang-hyung of KAIST said, “Despite being a world-class vocalist, Professor Cho’s frontier spirit in exploring new challenges through the integration of art and AI technology is expected to be inherited by students.”‘,
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