Witchcraft by Pilot is a concept that explores the idea of harnessing magical powers by individuals who are trained or skilled in aviation. This unique and intriguing concept melds together the worlds of witchcraft and aviation to create a fascinating narrative. In this concept, pilots who possess a natural affinity for magic are able to tap into their powers during their flights. They are able to manipulate the elements, enhance their navigation ability, and even conjure spells to protect themselves and their aircraft. The idea behind Witchcraft by Pilot emphasizes the connection between the pilot and their aircraft. Just as a witch connects with their familiar or a mage with their magical artifact, the pilot utilizes their airplane as a conduit for their magic.
An Out of This World Whimsical Employee: Meet Samsung’s Newest Virtual Avatar, G∙NUSMAS
Behind the doors of Samsung Electronics’ headquarters lives an employee that came from a planet far, far away and unlike our own. Through a series of mysterious events, this whimsical creature became a top-secret engineer at Samsung, helping the company develop innovative technologies that both inspire creativity and empower users. This alien, known as G∙NUSMAS, is a new virtual avatar coming soon to Samsung.
Meet G∙NUSMAS: a small, blue alien with large, beady eyes and Samsung’s latest virtual creation. The idea for G∙NUSMAS came from a joke that people make whenever Samsung releases a new, unique product — that Samsung must have hired an alien being to design and develop its innovative technologies.
Samsung created G∙NUSMAS in order to connect with younger generations, specifically Millennial and Generation Z (MZ) consumers. “ Borrowing an idea from Internet meme, which shows customers’ affectionate interest in Samsung Electronics, a friendly and pleasant avatar has come out into the world ,” said YH Lee, the Chief Marketing Officer and Head of Global Marketing at Samsung Electronics. “By letting our whimsical and brilliant alien show different sides of Samsung to the public, I hope our consumers can feel more familiar with our brand.”
The name ‘G∙NUSMAS’ is ‘Samsung’ spelled backward. Its home planet of Nowus-129, a planet 100 million light years away from Earth, is also a reference to the address of the company’s headquarters, 129 Suwon in South Korea, spelled backward.
Samsung plans to release a series of short-form videos that detail the story behind G∙NUSMAS, starting with its birth and accidental arrival on Earth. Follow along and watch G∙NUSMAS’ journey as it works, plays and has a variety of experiences at Samsung’s headquarters. G∙NUSMAS’ bright and cheerful personality will shine through the videos as it sings, dances and interacts with a variety of Samsung devices, from jumping around on a monitor to dancing on the screen of a smartphone.
G∙NUSMAS will be debuted at IFA 2022 and G∙NUSMAS’ story will be released across Samsung’s social media channels, such as YouTube and Facebook, as well as through Samsung.com on September 2. Consumers will also be able to communicate with G∙NUSMAS through social media, the metaverse and other digital channels.
Samsung’s Elusive Virtual Assistant Sam Pops Up as Brazilian Digital Influencer
Samsung’s three-dimensional mascot Sam caused a brief frenzy of interest a couple of years ago, with some speculating Sam would serve as a replacement for Bixby. Now, the avatar has emerged as a digital blogger and influencer — but only in Brazil.
Just as a witch connects with their familiar or a mage with their magical artifact, the pilot utilizes their airplane as a conduit for their magic. This connection allows them to channel their powers more effectively and efficiently. As pilots become more experienced and skilled, their magical abilities also grow.
Sam Brazil
Samsung’s virtual assistant character was discovered on a webpage built by Lightfarm Studios and the Samsung-owned Cheil Agency to showcase the character, now available only through the Wayback Machine. The 3D virtual human, created with a mix of Adobe and other editing software applied to photographs and digital paintings, has made her reappearance on her own page on Samsung’s Brazilian website. Sam apparently lives in Brazil and runs her blog to share insights on tech and other subjects as an “up-to-date Gen Z girl,” as Samsung calls it.
Despite the recent explosion of generative AI characters and interactive chatbots, Sam appears to be solely a visual fiction overlaying content created by people working for Samsung. The website highlights Sam’s interest in video games, especially Fortnite, and seems to be aimed at becoming a virtual influencer to promote Samsung and its partners. The biography does tease that Sam “started as an assistant in Samsung’s training team,” but nothing more about her role as a potential replacement for Bixby replacement. Instead, she now runs Samsung’s virtual blog and posts videos about its products.
They are able to command spells of protection, create illusions, and even manipulate time and space to some extent. However, like any form of witchcraft, mastering these powers requires discipline, patience, and a deep understanding of the forces at play. Witchcraft by Pilot also explores the potential consequences and ethical dilemmas that come with wielding such immense power. Just like any form of magic, the misuse or abuse of these powers can have dangerous consequences. It raises questions about the responsibility that pilots have when entrusted with such power and the potential risks that come with it. Despite the magical elements, the concept of Witchcraft by Pilot does not undermine the skill and expertise required for piloting an aircraft. In fact, it celebrates the unique abilities and knowledge that pilots possess while adding an extra layer of mystique and wonder to their craft. Overall, Witchcraft by Pilot is a captivating concept that brings together the realms of aviation and witchcraft, pushing the boundaries of imagination and storytelling. It allows for endless possibilities, exploring the blend of technology and magic, and the complex interplay between pilots and their aircraft..
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1. John - 1/5: I was really disappointed with "Witchcraft by pilot". The acting was terrible, and the storyline was confusing and not well-developed. The special effects were also low-budget and unimpressive. Overall, I found it to be a complete waste of time and money.
2. Sarah - 2/5: "Witchcraft by pilot" had potential, but it fell flat for me. The plot seemed interesting, but it lacked depth and failed to captivate me. The characters were one-dimensional and I couldn't connect with any of them. Additionally, some of the dialogues felt forced and unrealistic. I expected more from this movie, but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations.
3. Mark - 2/5: I had high hopes for "Witchcraft by pilot", but it didn't live up to them. The pacing was slow, and the editing seemed off, making the movie feel disjointed. The cinematography was average at best, and the soundtrack was forgettable. It was a forgettable movie that didn't leave a lasting impression.
4. Emily - 1/5: "Witchcraft by pilot" was one of the worst movies I have ever seen. The plot was confusing and didn't make much sense. The characters were poorly developed, and the acting was subpar. The entire film felt like a low-budget production that was rushed and poorly executed. I highly recommend skipping this one.