Designing Identity with AI: Leveraging Visual Communication and Deep Learning for National Cultural Brand Development
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Abstract
This meta-analysis explores AI-generated visual communications and deep learning in national cultural branding and examines whether AI-generated designs can effectively produce culturally relevant and engaging brand identities. The study reveals that AI-generated designs have a mean accuracy rate in recreating cultural patterns at 88.5% and perform better than traditional means in public interactions, with click-through rates being 50% higher and user interaction longer. AI-generated designs score lower in terms of cultural authenticity (7.2/10) than human-designed elements (8.6/10) due to limitations in interpreting subtle cultural contexts and evoking emotions. Techniques such as Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) and Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) have great potential, with GANs being robust in visual appeal and CNNs in pattern detection. The findings emphasize that AI's computational power can be blended with human knowledge to ensure cultural authenticity and public acceptance. This study concludes that AI can aid in cultural branding, but a balanced approach combining technology and human imagination can be used to generate effective and powerful national identities.