Samsung Electro-Mechanics AI Shorts Hit 6.41M YouTube Views
The two generative-AI films, 'Galaxy Grand Prix' and 'The Core', together passed 6.41 million views as of October 30, the company's channel data shows.
Samsung Electro-Mechanics' two promotional short films, "Galaxy Grand Prix" and "The Core", have drawn a combined total of about 6.41 million views on YouTube as of October 30, according to bloter.net. Both videos were produced using generative AI.
"Galaxy Grand Prix", released on July 1, accounts for about 5.04 million of those views. The film is set at a future space racing competition.
"The Core", released on October 19, has about 1.37 million views, passing 1.3 million within ten days of its release. It is set in a future city run by AI, which is revealed at the end to be the inside of a large AI data center.
Products woven into film-style stories
Both shorts present the roles of MLCCs, camera modules and semiconductor package substrates as part of a film-style narrative. A Samsung Electro-Mechanics official said the videos were made with generative AI to present the company's products more easily and enjoyably.
Quick answers
What are Samsung Electro-Mechanics' AI short films?
"Galaxy Grand Prix" and "The Core" are two promotional short films produced with generative AI that present the company's MLCCs, camera modules and semiconductor package substrates in film-style stories.
How many views do the videos have?
As of October 30, the two films had a combined total of about 6.41 million YouTube views: about 5.04 million for "Galaxy Grand Prix" and about 1.37 million for "The Core".