Gyeonggi Provincial Library AI Studio: Free Trials for Over 60 Paid AI Models Available

Gyeonggi Provincial Library is evolving beyond a simple reading space into a creative space where users can directly produce content using generative AI. Located just a 1-minute walk from Exit 4 of Gwanggyo Jungang Station, Gyeonggi Provincial Library has established an AI Studio on the B1 floor, supporting users so they can experience expensive paid AI tools for free and engage in creative activities.

Operating 'AI Studio' Equipped with Over 60 Latest AI Models

According to the video, the Gyeonggi Provincial Library AI Studio provides an integrated AI platform equipped with over 60 of the most advanced and evolved AI models, such as Seedance 2.0, Kling AI 3.0, Claude, and Gemini. Users can fully experience expensive paid tools that are usually difficult to access, along with high-performance equipment available here.

To use the service, users must log in to their library account on the tablet PC located at the studio entrance, select a desired PC seat, and make a reservation by choosing an available time slot. The AI Studio operates from Tuesday to Sunday, from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM, and can be used for one hour through on-site reservations. Additionally, every Wednesday, an 'AI Studio Tour' is conducted, allowing users to explore the space, equipment, and generative AI tools.

Experience in Producing Promotional Videos through 'Experimental AI Library'

Gyeonggi Provincial Library operates the 'Experimental AI Library' program to enable users to practically utilize AI technology. The video captures the process of directly producing a promotional video using the story of 'Bukkkumi', the mascot of Gyeonggi Provincial Library, through this program. During the production process, the video was planned with Claude, a 'Bukkkumi' sheet was created using a GPT image tool, and video implementation was achieved using Seedance 2.0 and Kling AI 3.0.

The promotional video in the footage tells the story of the character 'Bukkkumi' visiting a climate environment library. The video mentions that because planning, images, and video can be produced within a single interface, even beginners starting with AI video can easily approach it, and a key advantage is the ability to free trial and compare paid generative AI models.

In this way, Gyeonggi Provincial Library is expanding beyond its traditional role of reading books into a space for direct making and experimentation, serving as a creative playground where anyone can draw out their own special content.