Digital trip: Discover the story of Ho Chi Minh with Genai!

Digital trip: Discover the story of Ho Chi Minh with Genai!

As part of the Hub Gena Future Founders 2025 program, the project "Uncle Hos Reise to find a way to save the country" is presented. This innovative project, which was developed by Tran Quang Hung, Nguyen Tuan Dat and Ha Huy Hoang, has the goal of reproducing President Ho Chi Minh's historical journey from 1911 to the rescue of the nation. The program runs from March to May 2025 and is aimed at a group of 50 students who want to learn knowledge of generative AI (Genai) and entrepreneurial skills, reports Vietnam.vn .

A central element of the project is the creation of a digital museum, which is intended to help the younger generation to better understand the historical meaning of Ho Chi Minh. By using Genai technology, the project's website was created within only three days, although the team had no previous experience in web programming. This impressive implementation time illustrates the possibilities that generative technologies offer to revolutionize education.

innovative technology in use

The AI ​​tool Deepresearch from Google was used for archiving about Ho Chi Minh's biography and important historical events. The user interface of the digital museum is intuitive, user -friendly and interactive to ensure an appealing experience. The project manager is already expressing potential for improvement and hopes to further develop the website as a valuable learning instrument and digital archive.

The extensive possibilities of Genai are also addressed by Lev Manovich in his concept of a “museum without walls”. He discusses that with the use of generative AI, an infinite museum could be created that simulates works of art from various historical eras. This could include a variety of "additional" works by real existing artists, which offer insights into the development of their styles, as explained on manovich.net is.

extension of art history

Such a “generative museum” could also research alternative art stories and examine hypothetical scenarios, for example what great artists would have created if they had lived in other cultures. These ideas not only expand our understanding of art, but also from media history. The development of projects such as the digital museum about Ho Chi Minh as part of the Hub Gena Future Founder 2025 program shows how current technologies can be used for reconstruction and mediation of history and culture.