【羽生結弦】AI採点で決定！芸術性TOP10プログラム完全ランキング

【羽生結弦】AI採点で決定！芸術性TOP10プログラム完全ランキング

Hello, this is Hanyu. Hello, this is Figuemon. Today’s topic is a little special: I asked an AI to score all of Yuzuru Hanyu’s programs based on artistic merit . Yes , it was a bit long, but what would happen if AI were to numerically analyze the performance itself, rather than just the score or record ? We know the exact scores for a competition. But aren’t those scores just given by humans strange? I’m sure many of you have thought the same thing. It’s a tough job. So, I’d like to introduce the AI judging method that Hanyu recommended . I’d like to have Chat GPT score his performances from an artistic perspective. I’d like to share the results of this experiment. Please give it a try. Many people probably think that Yuzuru Hanyu’s performances have become increasingly artistic as he has become a professional. One movement in his performances can completely change the atmosphere, even taking the audience’s breath away. I’m sure you’re all curious to know how AI scores them. Analysis program launch target: Yuzuru Hanyu, all past programs . Measurement items: Movement accuracy , music synchronization rate, emotional waveform analysis started. AI sounds calm, but the actual analysis quickly revealed many anomalies. The AI’s log recorded the following: Detected simultaneous stasis and explosion of movement. What does this mean? Yuzuru Hanyu’s performances include moments of stillness and movement. A slight glance, a sway in breathing. One moment dominates the performance. This was the first time the AI had seen the still tension inherent in humans as data. Additional information: The definition of ” difficult to analyze beauty” did not exist in the database. In other words, the AI’s dictionary did not contain an entry for Yuzuru Hanyu’s beauty. Does this mean there is a realm of human expression that AI is yet to discover? Figuemon wondered. His performance is not based on technique or scores. It is the “beauty of determination” that consumes not only potential but also effort and practice, and pushes forward even while destroying oneself. Final report: The subject is an immeasurable artistic form. Wow, so that’s how it is. Yuzuru Hanyu cannot be contained in data. He moves the viewer’s emotions beyond the numerical realm. But let’s try to score that emotional aspect from the objective perspective of AI. Here, we introduce one of the top 10 core artistry rankings actually produced by such an AI. Behind the AI’s numbers lies the power of expression beyond human limits. Let’s take a look at the artistic record of Yuzuru Hanyu, who even impressed AI. And at the end of the video, we’ll also share Fan New Life, a continuation of our trip to Sendai. Please look forward to watching until the end. This channel will regularly feature topics about professional athlete Yuzuru Hanyu. What will you do? If you want to support Yuzuru Hanyu and enjoy a happier life, please subscribe. It’s like you’re hooked. By subscribing, you ‘ll receive notifications about upcoming live streams, premiere videos, and community broadcasts. Really? Yes. This community regularly posts real-time information. Be sure to subscribe now so you don’t miss out on live stream information . Yes. Also, with the membership plan launched in September 2021, we’ll be sharing even more in-depth information, exclusive to members. I hope you’re enjoying it too. If you’re interested in membership, please click the Become a Member button or the membership link in the description to view the details and benefits. Next, we’ll announce the top 10 rankings for Yuzuru Hanyu’s artistic scores, as analyzed by AI . While we refer to this scoring as “artistic,” it doesn’t simply refer to the beauty of the performance; it quantifies the artistic construction of everything, including jumps, spins, and steps . I think what everyone is particularly curious about is how the jumps are scored. Let me start by explaining the answer. The AI treated jumps not as technical scores, but as the pinnacle of emotional expression. In other words, did the timing of the jump match the music, did the airborne form create a beautiful space, and did the flow after landing interrupt the story? The artistic score was calculated based on a comprehensive evaluation of all of these factors . Therefore, this ranking is not about whether a jump was successful, but rather an experiment to measure how meaningful the jump was. Sometimes, a misstep can shake the soul, while a success can shatter the serenity of the story. In that sense, AI visualizes this delicate boundary as data, placing Yuzuru Hanyu in a realm beyond numerical description. Enjoy, if you’d like. You’re probably extremely curious about the rankings produced by AI, right? Let’s start with 10th place and take a look at the transhuman beauty that AI has uncovered. Now, let’s announce 10th place. In 10th place is Firebird ~GIFT. This Firebird, performed at the “GIFT” performance at the Tokyo Dome on February 26, 2023, received a total artistic score of 97.2 points. It also received a technical composition score of 9.7 points, a music synchronization rate of 9.6 points, and an emotional waveform rate of 9.8 points. There were a total of 10 categories, and these three were the top three. I’ll read out the overall evaluation of Firebird. Its mastery of space, where the lighting, music, and body are integrated. The jumps are like wings of fire, and the spins are like vortices of fire. The AI judged this performance to be a living activity in the space itself. The highest bonus points were for spatial construction and reverberation time. Next up, we’ll announce the ninth place winner, whose movements are like a fiery fluid, controlling the audience’s breathing . Ninth place went to Ballad No. 1, 2015 Grand Prix Final. The overall artistic score was 97.5 points, technical composition score 9.8 points, movement precision 9.9 points, and musical synchronization rate 9.6 points . The four tone trembles, filled with silence and tension , were perfectly placed as punctuation marks in the music, and the landings were synchronized with the breathing of the piano. Beyond the beauty of technique, the beauty of the structure was achieved. The main bonus points were movement precision and gaze control. The sound and breathing were synchronized 98%, and the moment when stillness became sound was detected. Next up, we’ll announce the eighth place winner. Eighth place went to To That Summer ~GIFT. Eighth place went to To That Summer ~GIFT. The overall artistic score was 97.9 points, composition score 9.8 points, music synchronization rate 9.9 points, and emotional waveform 9.6 points. The control of the pauses was synchronized with each note of the piano. Even the moments without jumps became beautiful, The AI evaluated the precision of silence, particularly the control of the breath before and after each beat. This earned high points. Next up, in the “Minimum Movement Density, Maximum Emotional Density” category , where silence surpasses sound, is the seventh-place winner. Seventh place is the “Birth Cry.” This is the second day of Echoes of Life, Saitama Park, December 9, 2024. The overall artistic score was 98.5 points, with 9.9 points for flow, 9.8 points for spatial construction, and 9.7 points for emotional waveform. The AI described this work as a reconstruction of time. The same movement had completely different meanings at the beginning and end, and the trajectory of the jump was like a waveform of life . The highest score was the consistency of the composition. This is art of time structure, visualizing the cycle of life as music . Next up is the sixth-place winner. Ashura-chan took sixth place . This is a performance from the second day of the RE_PRAY Saitama performance, November 5, 2023. The overall artistic score was 98.8 points, the risk selection index was 10 points, the emotional waveform was 9.9 points , and the reconstructive power was 9.8 points. Rage, destruction, and regeneration: Human limits were transformed into energy. Even the disturbances of jumps were converted into the rhythm of sound, and the AI defined this as a controlled rampage. Violent beauty: The intelligence to reconstruct chaos into order was confirmed. Next, we will announce the fifth place winner. Fifth place goes to the Echoes of Life Piano Collection. Apparently, this performance was from the Ice Story 3rd Echoes of Life Saitama performance on December 7, 2024. Overall artistic score was 99.1 points, spatial construction power was 10 points , gaze focus was 9.9 points, and reverberation time was 9.8 points. The AI called this piece a performance that designs time with gaze. The gaze moves back and forth between the past and future, and a brief blink changes the flow of air. The central axis of the spin rotates like a wheel of memory, expanding space. The layers of time change with a single glance. The density of space was confirmed. Next, we will announce the fourth place winner. Fourth place goes to SEIMEI notte stellata, whose performance was the finale of their 2025 Sendai concert on March 9th. It received a total artistic score of 99.4 points, a music synchronization rate of 10 points, spatial construction of 9.9 points, and flow of 9.8 points . Its precise composition responded to flutes, drums, and calls. AI detected the geometric consistency of sound and movement. The 4S airborne movement in particular perfectly matched the circular orbit of the Shikigami. Its design and ritualistic quality were highly praised. The accuracy of movement and sound was 99.8%, the pinnacle of geometric beauty . Next up, we’ll announce the third place winner. Third place goes to Chicken, Snake, and Pig RE_PRAY, whose performance was the finale of their Yokohama concert on February 19th, 2024. It received a total artistic score of 99.6 points, emotional waveform of 10 points, composition score of 9.9 points, and reconstruction ability of 9.8 points. This living, contradictory AI, whose rational and instinctual abilities operate simultaneously, records the maximum range of emotional waveforms among all data, yet creates chaos without disrupting the flow . Its advanced psychological design transforms rationality and animality into a simultaneous, unanalyzable emotional structure . Next up, we have the second place winner: Hope & Legacy, from the 2017 World Championships in Helsinki. Overall artistic score: 99.9 points. Music synchronization: 10 points. Flow: 10 points. Movement accuracy: 9.9 points. Dynamic movement in the silence of oneness with nature . The dynamic movement of the triple athlete perfectly matched the peak of the melody . The landing trajectory was like a flowing stream of water . The AI recorded a 100% integration of music and body. Gravity obeys him, and the natural rate and batting average matched . Finally, we have the grand finale: the top-ranked AI artistry score: Utai. Overall artistic score: 100 points. The score was 100 points, 10 points for movement accuracy , 10 points for reverberation time, and 10 points for originality , giving him a perfect score. The AI’s final decision was indecipherable, but perhaps it should have been over 100 points. Minimal movement, maximum density. Every single detail—every breath, every slight movement of the fingertips— was perfectly synchronized with the music. Even the jumps functioned as part of the silence. The very existence of undetectable movement was judged to be art. Yes. What did you think? It was surprising. What did you think? Looking at it this way, I think Yuzuru Hanyu’s artistry lies not in the level of perfection, but in the story of the flow . Thank you. Even if he missed a jump, he was able to reconstruct the story in the seconds that followed. Thank you so much. That’s where the AI sensed a realm beyond human comprehension. Amazing. A perfect performance isn’t flawless perfection, but the ability to transform even a momentary disruption into art. The AI called this imaginative contradiction. Yuzuru Hanyu’s beauty is so profound that it cannot be measured by data , yet it destroys it. This is the true essence of Yuzuru Hanyu, an artist as seen by AI. The moment a jump becomes art: AI commentary . Yuzuru Hanyu’s jumps are not just technical; they are an expression of the moment when sound and heart become one. According to AI analysis, Hanyu’s jumps have three characteristics: 1. Synchronization with the music ; 2. Beautiful construction of the movement; 3. Emotional release. When these three elements are fully realized, a jump becomes art. For example, just before the triple axel in Hope & Legacy , he regulates one of his breaths and slightly raises his gaze. At that moment, the AI detected a match between the music’s tempo and his heart rate. 0.4 seconds before the jump, the music’s tempo and heart rate are perfectly synchronized. The audience pauses for breath. His posture in the air is an arc drawn by intention, not force. His flight trajectory is as if a piano melody has taken on a body . His landing is not a touchdown but a musical finale. The AI analyzes this as a descent into the music. Similarly, the jump in Ballad No. 1 is a beautiful moment of pause. The AI detected a change in sound pressure in the air in the two seconds before the jump. The silence was so intense that the audience held their breath. This silence itself is part of the art. 2.0 seconds before the jump , the air density increased, forming a silent zone. The silent formation was confirmed. Then the ice landed. The sound of the ice beneath the feet melting slightly overlapped with the piano’s echoes, and the AI recorded that the sound and the body had become one instrument. And the latest SEIMEI notte stellata 2025. In this piece, jumps exist as a component of ritual. The airborne quads perfectly align with the beats of the drums, and the rhythm of the ups and downs creates a sense of breath in the space. His jumps transcend the mere act of leaping, becoming movements that embody sound itself. The AI’s final conclusion was this: Jumps are not equal to technique, but the visualization of music . In other words, Yuzuru Hanyu’s jumps are breathtaking not because sound takes shape in the air, but because we witness not the success of the technique, but the miracle of music taking shape through humans . The AI’s technical scores and emotional evaluation were calm, accurate, and completely fair. The consistency of the sound, the emotion, and the form composition were all measured with data, recording Yuzuru Hanyu as an indecipherable artistic entity. Final evaluation: perfect technical score, immeasurable artistic score. But as I gazed upon the artistic score derived by the AI, I thought: Perhaps art truly exists beyond numbers. The moment he quietly rises in Utai, the spin SEIMEI melting into the wind in Hope & Legacy , his hands breathing in time with the drums. The AI analyzed every moment perfectly. But what lingered in my heart wasn’t the analysis, but the lingering feeling. Data measures movement, but it’s the stillness within that movement that moves me. Behind the perfect encounter was a fluctuation only humans can sense. Unobservable elements equal lingering feeling, trembling tears. Detection failed. Yes. That is the true nature of Yuzuru Hanyu’s artistry. A heartbeat within stillness. A fragility within perfection. The AI sensed an immeasurable warmth there. The anger he showed in “Chicken, Snakes, and Pigs.” The prayer he showed in “To That Summer.” The serenity he displayed in Utai —all different expressions, yet each one represents the truth of Yuzuru Hanyu. We see it, and weep with emotion, not a score. And then we realize. Beyond the AI’s artistic score, there’s a perfect score that the heart can arbitrarily assign. The average observer emotional index was 100.0. His performance lives beyond the numbers. That’s why the AI left these final words: ” Human beauty manifests itself as error. ” Yes. It’s precisely these errors that make art. Human beauty lies in the slightest wavering, the turmoil of the heart, the trembling of tears . Watching Yuzuru Hanyu’s performance makes me feel like I’m looking up at the autumn sky. High, clear, a little sad, yet infinitely free. That’s the autumn sky of the heart that AI couldn’t quantify. And somehow , I think: art isn’t perfection, it’s the moment that moves people’s hearts. I feel like Yuzuru Hanyu is someone who lives in that moment. So, from here on, let’s move on to Figimon Fan New Life . Yes, in the previous video , I introduced Fan New Life up to the venue of The First Skate , but today I’d like to continue. It’s still before The First Skate begins. Everyone was excitedly entering, thinking, “Oh, so that’s what it’s like .” That was the atmosphere. And then, after the show , Hanyu’s performance was amazing, and we all decided to talk about it together. It was a bit hot, so we went to a coffee shop, or rather a cafe, and enjoyed a cake set. Figuemon stayed at a hotel that day, I think it was Tokyu Plaza . It seems to be a very popular hotel, and the reason for its popularity is that it includes breakfast. It wasn’t an extra charge from the start , so I thought, ‘Oh, that’s why it’s so popular,’ and decided to try the breakfast. This was my first time at the breakfast venue. Apparently, you can take all of the breakfast back to your room, and quite a few people did. There was kinpira burdock, and a variety of rice, including white rice and seasoned rice, as well as miso soup and compote. It looked delicious , so they had this, and I think it was Sendai gluten onion soup . There was also some really delicious-looking bread, and the fact that all of this was included in the room rate was incredibly great. Oh, that’s really nice. But, you know, it’s hard to get a spot. Anyway , by chance Figuemon was able to get one on this day. So today, the members and I rented a car, Figuemon drove, and we went to this wine house, was it? Sorry. I completely forgot. Yes, we’re here. It’s not open anymore, but yes . You can see it. Yes, it’s the wine studio. It said it. It’s amazing, and I’m sad that it’s closing, but I was able to get a little look, even though it was from outside the building. Yes. I went to see it with NOVA. Yes. That place, I thought, wow , this is where we took the photo in the prologue. It was amazing, and I got super excited. I’m sure you all remember taking photos here and there . If you’re a fan of Hanyu Yuzuru, you’ll definitely know this place. From there, it’s about an hour’s drive, and this is the rice paddy art. You can see it a little, but I wanted to go, so it took about an hour, but I did. There’s a proper observation deck, which costs money, right? To set it up, you have to go pretty high, so it was quite a challenge. It was hard to get up there while filming. So, this is the view. Wow , it’s nice. It’s amazing. You can’t really see the artwork just from the outside, so they built an observation deck. This is my first time here, and it’s amazing. I often see videos of rice paddy art from afar, so I think, “Oh, so that’s how it works,” but since I’ve come all the way there, I wanted to show you some up-close footage . It’s rare to see it on film like this , you know? Yes. It’s amazing. It’s really moving. Then I went down. When I got closer, I could see that it was like this. Wow, I see. You can’t really tell unless you get close. Yes. It’s at my feet. Here’s a snap. A commemorative photo. Cute. Anyway, I was hungry so I didn’t eat anything at all . Yes. Here’s the nearest restaurant I found on Google Maps. It looked like a very private restaurant, but it was a stylish place. Yes. It looked incredibly delicious. Yes. Wow, it was delicious. Meat feast. Then, I got back to the Sendai station area and had a little time before my Shinkansen train, so I had a large Shishito pepper beer called Osumeme . And then it was time for my return Shinkansen train. Yes. I thought it was the Hayabusa, but the only one available for Figuemon was the Akita Komachi, or Komachi?, which is attached to the rear car, and since it also stops at Omiya, I think it’s the Komachi at the very back. Yes. This is my first time riding this one. I decided to take this one. I managed to get a window seat, but I think it was nearly full. The Hayabusa is incredibly popular. It’s really crazy. You can see how many people are on board, right? It was slightly easier to get tickets for the Komachi than the Hayabusa, so I got one. And I got on. On the way back, I’ll have salmon belly kabayaki rice bowl for dinner as a memory of Sendai. But before that, I know. It’ll be my last feast without some of this delicious sake . Wow, a toast. Delicious. And this is my first time eating this. It’s often sold out, so I don’t often get to buy it, but maybe because of time constraints , I was able to buy it this time. Yes. It looked delicious, or rather, it was delicious. Absolutely delicious. And it’s time to say goodbye to this scenery of Sendai. I’ll be sad. But, isn’t it rare? Maybe it’s because it’s summer that I can go home while it’s still light out. What did you think? Did you enjoy it? Today, we introduced the top 10 scores for all of Hanyu Yuzuru’s programs by AI, as well as the final day of the Sendai trip. AI is often thought of as a machine, but the results this time made me think that it may actually be the entity that understands the human heart the best. The number one ranking, “Utai,” seems like it would rank first if all Hanyu Yuzuru fans were ranked. You can guess the result . Today’s video made me think that this is truly a new era. I’m planning to release my next video soon, so please look forward to it. That’s all for Figuemon. Bye.

もしAIが、羽生結弦のフィギュアスケートの演技を“芸術性”で採点したら──？
この動画では、AI解析による「芸術スコアTOP10」をフィギュえもんが徹底解説！
音楽と動きの同期率、感情波形、空間構築力など、AIが感知した“人間を超えた美”を数値化します。
さらに、ジャンプの成功や失敗がどう芸術性に影響するのかもAIが解析。
ミスすらも“魂の振動”として美に変える羽生結弦──その真のスコアとは？
AIくんの分析コメントと、フィギュえもんの人間らしいツッコミが交錯する、
感動×笑い×知性の新感覚ドキュメンタリー。
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