Quanzhou, China — The 12th Global Video Media Forum opened on Tuesday in Quanzhou City, located in southeast China’s Fujian Province. The event brought together nearly 200 representatives from 87 media organizations across over 60 countries and regions to discuss the evolving role of video media in cultural exchanges and the applications of artificial intelligence in video media production.
Attendees gathered in the vibrant city of Quanzhou to explore how video media can bridge cultures and promote global understanding. With rapid advancements in AI technology, the forum provided a platform for media professionals to share insights on integrating AI into video production, enhancing storytelling, and reaching wider audiences.
In his speech at the opening ceremony, Shen Haixiong, president of China Media Group (CMG), emphasized the crucial role of media in connecting different cultures and peoples. He highlighted the importance of documenting stories of exchange and leveraging media as a tool to foster mutual understanding.
The forum sparked lively discussions on the future of video media, with participants exchanging ideas on harnessing AI technology to create more engaging and culturally relevant content. The gathering also offered opportunities for networking and collaboration among global media organizations.
The Global Video Media Forum continues to be a significant event for media professionals worldwide, fostering dialogue on the intersection of technology and culture in the modern media landscape.
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