Produced in 1995
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Humans changed by technology.
What were you all doing exactly in 1990? In the same year after the bubble burst, I jumped into the world of graphic design using computers. Then, in 1994, I encountered a new horizon: the Internet. I realized that just one click on the Internet has the power to move people's hearts as they marvel at the events happening on the other side of the world, from Tokyo to NASA in the USA. This innovative technology has expanded our worldview and opened up new possibilities. On the other hand, the spread of computer technology was met with resistance even in the advertising industry. Large advertising agencies, in particular, stuck to their traditional methods and did not want the spread of computer technology. The reason was simple. For example, they were afraid that directors and designers would not be able to go on location with their idols. As a creator, I was deeply moved by this resistance to technological innovation. Many people are now saying that AI will take your job away.
However, over the next 30 years, the world gradually changed. Nowadays, PCs are widely used by people of all ages and genders, and we are now moving into an era where even elementary school students are playing with mobile phone-type computers. Once upon a time, people used to play with kite flying, but now PCs have become a necessity in Japan. A revolution is slowly and surely taking place. In 2023, the moment AI appears,[Oyaji AI]A new dawn has dawned.
People have their own unique talents. Even if I can't draw, I want to be able to express myself using a computer. I want to shoot videos even if I don't have the money to shoot them. Even if you're not good at music, you want to create melodies that touch your heart. I also want to freely create memorable commercial scenarios, shoot in unknown locations, and capture memories with my loved ones on film. We're entering a generation where people are born with a computer by default.
If you think about it, what we communicate is limited to messages, words, visuals, and images.It is said that people use visuals 80% of the time to communicate, and words only 20%.Anyone can speak words, but not everyone can draw pictures. Many people say that they are not good at drawing or music. Therefore, our mission at Telepathy Co., Ltd. is to use the power of AI to enable everyone to express their imaginations and feelings through pictures, videos, music, and words, thereby enriching society. Humans changed by technology. Let's start with those who have realized that ``I already have a computer, and AI is the starting point.'' New Year's Day 2024
It is said that AGI will arrive in 10 years. Draft script: Creation of "The Beginning of Awakening."
Scene: The two seem to have met in the school library.
JK: (while operating a computer) "This is AGI... I can't believe it. It's so smart!"
Old Man: (Sitting next to him) "Are you surprised? AGI is more than just a program. It understands your thoughts and feelings and grows accordingly."
JK: “Can my brain connect to this too?”
Old Man: "Yes, it's possible. But you need to be open-minded. Are you ready?"
JK: "Yes, I want to see a new world."
Old Man: "Then let's get started. The journey that connects your heart and AGI begins now."
The main script of is currently being distributed on Youtube, Insta, and Twitter.
Use AI prompt design
Basic AI: ChatGPT4.0, plane generation AI: midjouney,
Video generation AI: Runway's Gen-2, music generation AI: Suno.AI, Voicemod AI, etc.
Video editing PC version CapCut, iMovie
The concept that people retain more information visually is supported by multiple studies, although the exact percentage varies between studies.
Research shows that after three days, people only retain 10-20% of written or spoken information, compared to about 65% of visual information. The same study shows that illustrated text is more effective than text alone on both immediate comprehension and delayed testing_22200000-0000-0000-0000 -000000000222_.
Additionally, approximately 65% of people are visual learners, which has been shown to be easier to understand and remember when information is presented visually. This is attributed to the brain's ability to process images much faster than text. People generally tend to retain 80% of what they see, 20% of what they read, and 10% of what they hear.
In another study, after three hours participants retained only 25% of written and spoken information, compared to almost 80% of visual information. However, after 3 days they retained only 10-20% of the written and spoken information, but almost 65% of the visual information_22200000 -0000-0000-0000-000000000222_.
These findings highlight the importance of visual tools in learning and communication, and show that visual information has a significant impact on improving comprehension and memory retention.
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Information from "Studies Confirm the Power of Visuals to Engage Your Audience in eLearning". This study shows that after three days, people only retain 10-20% of written or spoken information, compared to about 65% of visual information. It has also been shown that illustrated text is more effective than text alone for both immediate comprehension and delayed testing.
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According to Atlassian's blog "How to work best with the 4 different types of learners," research generally shows that about 65% of people are visual learners, who understand information more easily when it's presented visually. , indicating that it is easy to remember. This study shows that the brain processes images much faster than text, and people generally tend to retain 80% of what they see, 20% of what they read, and 10% of what they hear_ 22200000-0000-0000-0000-000000000222_.
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Information from VideoScribe's blog post "65% of People Prefer Visual Learning, Is Teaching Keeping Up?" According to this, one study showed that after three hours participants retained only 25% of written or spoken information, but almost 80% of visual information. . However, after 3 days they retained only 10-20% of the written and spoken information, but almost 65% of the visual information_22200000 -0000-0000-0000-000000000222_.