LIM
5 pieces by LIM
We Asked AI About Our Artists
Ten K-pop teams, four questions each, four conditions, 280 responses checked against a verified answer key. Error rates ran from 3.8% to 40%. The widest gap turned up inside a single model: whether it was connected to search mattered more than which model it was.
The Actor Who Never Comes to Set
A story goes around that an unknown bartender got over a million dollars for the use of his face, while Chinese actor group chats fill with notices offering 100 yuan to buy a face. The same likeness right is splitting tens of thousands of times in value. How it became possible, what sets a face's price, and what agencies, artists, and advertisers each need to prepare.
ReportNot the Content AI Makes: the Company AI Runs
That AI makes content is no longer news. The real shift is starting in how agencies run. What you can hand an agent, and where it breaks, from someone who has actually built one.
StudyGenerative AI Video: From Product to Infrastructure
The demo era is over. As AI video settles into the base layer of the business, here's what changes for you, wherever you sit in the value chain.
RESCENE and the Small-Agency Miracle: How Self-Content Pulled a Song Back Up
A two-year-old track climbed to Melon's top 3. RESCENE's reverse-run started in self-produced content, and Solfa Studio is the company behind it.