CGTN AMERICA & CCTV UN: EXPLORING THE FUTURE OF STORYTELLING WITH AI
Artificial Intelligence is transforming every aspect of our lives, from the social media platforms we use to the films we watch. Nowhere is this revolution more evident than in the film industry, where directors, producers, writers, animators, and visual effects artists are exploring new ways to harness AI to expand the boundaries of creativity.
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The event will feature special messages from diplomats, filmmakers and AI experts. As part of the program, a global call for submissions will be announced for young artists to create bold, boundary-pushing works powered by AI. The campaign asks: "What kind of world do we want to build, and how can art, powered by AI, help us build it?"
This initiative takes on special significance as we mark 80 years since the end of World War II – a time to reflect on the lessons learned from the catastrophic war, to remember the heroes who fought it and honor their memory with a call for peace.
Artists are invited to submit AI-generated videos, music, or paintings by
For more information and submission details, please visit aiwowow.com
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