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AI规模化生产好内容,正被可灵AI照进现实
Mei Ri Jing Ji Xin Wen· 2025-12-23 13:22
首届香港国际AI艺术节其实是一场科技与美学的展览。全球AI创作思想的校准与共振都在此处呈现。 可灵AI主办的"AI创作全球生态论坛",则在此又搭建了一个跨界平台,希望借由顶尖艺术家、创作者以 及行业代表的"思维碰撞",触到AI与内容创作、艺术创作的边界。 观点的交锋可以勾勒行业共识光谱。论坛上,霍普克罗夫特从计算机科学本源出发,为AI定下"强大的 模式识别工具"这一基调,也多次强调人类艺术家注入"内蕴信息"的不可替代性。 虚拟歌手的AI作品在美国公告牌乡村数字单曲销量榜登顶;热门美剧中有大量来自AI联想并创作的镜 头;视频生成模型深度介入电影创作,成为电影工业不可或缺的一部分…… "硅谷精神之父"凯文·凯利在讨论技术变革时曾说,科技是通过缓慢积累、渗透日常生活的"非线性爆 发"。而以AI为代表的新一轮渐进式的颠覆,更像一场"无声的海啸",如今正完成,从像素到叙事、从 效率到创意本身的一整套内容产业逻辑。 海啸奔涌的当下,12月19日,首届香港国际AI艺术节,快手可灵AI携手图灵奖得主、顶尖艺术家、影 视工业及学界引领者,展开了一场关于"技术、艺术与影视跨界"的深度思辨。 中央美术学院教授、中国美协数字艺术艺委 ...
可灵AI亮相首届香港国际AI艺术节 携手全球顶尖学者、艺术家共话AI创作新趋势
Zheng Quan Ri Bao Wang· 2025-12-22 09:15
2025年12月19日下午,在首届香港国际AI艺术节期间,由快手可灵AI主办的"AI创作全球生态论坛"成 功举行。本次论坛以"技术、艺术与影视的跨界探索"为核心,汇集了来自全球艺术、学术、影视工业及 AI技术领域的顶尖专家与前沿创作者,围绕"AI让创作无界"等主题展开深度对话,共同勾勒AI赋能下 创意产业的未来图景。 紫荆文化集团副总经理丁伟、图灵奖获得者约翰·爱德华·霍普克罗夫特、中央美术学院教授费俊、中国 电影(600977)导演协会秘书长王红卫、香港城市大学协理副校长林芬、香港科技大学助理教授饶安 逸、可灵AI产品及运营负责人温园旭、可灵AI运营负责人曾雨珅、著名监制及视觉特效总监马文现等 学界业界嘉宾出席论坛。 会上,还展映了三位全球顶尖艺术家费俊、于朕、陈天禅分别与可灵AI超级创作者林耿旭、映峰大 叔、石硕联动完成的三支短片。 AI视频生成迈入规模化应用前夜 顶尖阵容共话AI创作未来 紫荆文化集团副总经理丁伟表示:"我们今天欣喜地看到,以可灵AI为代表的大模型正在迈向智能化、 高效化、低门槛的时代,AI技术正在重塑产业生态、创作逻辑,甚至拓展艺术表达的边界,极大地释 放了内容生产的创意潜力。" 可灵 ...
可灵AI亮相首届香港国际AI艺术节,携手全球顶尖学者、艺术家共话AI创作新趋势
Zhong Guo Ji Jin Bao· 2025-12-21 14:45
【导读】可灵AI亮相首届香港国际AI艺术节,携手全球顶尖学者、艺术家共话AI创作新趋势 紫荆文化集团副总经理丁伟表示:"我们今天欣喜地看到,以可灵AI为代表的大模型正在迈向智能化、 高效化、低门槛的时代,AI技术正在重塑产业生态创作逻辑,甚至拓展艺术表达的边界,极大地释放 了内容生产的创意潜力。" 可灵AI产品及运营负责人温园旭在演讲时也表示,可灵AI珍视与各界伙伴合作的机会,共同推动"用AI 规模化生产好内容"临界点的加速到来。 围绕AI与艺术创作的关系、产业融合与生态构建,在"AI创作全球生态论坛"上,学界、艺术界与AI产 业界代表就AI与艺术创作的关系展开了深刻思辨。 当技术展示强大生产力时,艺术家的思考指向了更深层的本质。中央美术学院教授费俊提出了"感 能"与"混合智能"的概念。他强调,在AI时代,需强化人类不可被计算替代的感知力与感性表达能力。 "今天我们不仅要讨论AI如何提升效率,更要追问人类还有哪些能力是机器不可替代的。"费俊通过 其"情绪剧场"等艺术项目,展示了AI作为"灵媒",而人类作为"疗愈师"等人机协同关系,并提炼出多种 基于混合智能的人机共创模式。他总结道:"在这个时代,艺术家应以反因 ...
可灵AI亮相首届香港国际AI艺术节,携手全球顶尖学者、艺术家共话AI创作新趋势
中国基金报· 2025-12-21 14:33
【导读】可灵AI 亮相首届香港国际AI艺术节,携手全球顶尖学者、艺术家共话AI创作新趋势 中国基金报记者 郭玟君 2025年12月19日下午,在首届香港国际AI艺术节期间,由快手可灵AI主办的"AI创作全球生态论坛"成功举行。本次论坛以"技术、艺术与 影视的跨界探索"为核心,汇集了来自全球艺术、学术、影视工业及AI技术领域的顶尖专家与前沿创作者,围绕"AI让创作无界"等主题展开 深度对话,共同勾勒AI赋能下创意产业的未来图景。 紫荆文化集团副总经理丁伟、图灵奖获得者约翰·爱德华·霍普克罗夫特、中央美术学院教授费俊、中国电影导演协会秘书长王红卫、香港 城市大学协理副校长林芬、香港科技大学助理教授饶安逸、可灵AI产品及运营负责人温园旭、可灵AI运营负责人曾雨珅、著名监制及视觉特 效总监马文现等学界业界嘉宾出席论坛。 ▲ 在论坛现场,由可灵AI创作者联动全球顶尖艺术家完成的作品在大屏播放,现场观众沉浸式感受"AI+艺术"的独特魅力 AI视频生成迈入规模化应用前夜 顶尖阵容共话AI创作未来 紫荆文化集团副总经理丁伟表示:"我们今天欣喜地看到,以可灵AI为代表的大模型正在迈向智能化、高效化、低门槛的时代,AI技术正在 ...
过度依赖AI,人类核心技能会丧失吗
Ke Ji Ri Bao· 2025-12-01 23:06
Core Insights - The increasing reliance on AI is leading to a significant loss of core skills among employees, particularly in critical thinking, creativity, and long-term skill development [1][2][4] - Initial benefits of AI, such as improved efficiency, may mask deeper issues related to the hollowing out of essential expertise across various industries [2][4] - The dependency on AI tools is particularly detrimental to junior employees and professionals, who may lack the foundational knowledge to validate or correct AI outputs [2][3] Group 1 - AI is capable of performing complex tasks independently, but its overuse is causing a decline in essential skills and independent judgment among users [1][3] - Studies indicate that professionals, including doctors and lawyers, are experiencing a decline in performance when reliant on AI, highlighting the risks of skill erosion [2][4] - The automation of tasks by AI is leading to a false sense of confidence among employees, which may result in reduced effort and skill development [4][5] Group 2 - Experts suggest that organizations need to implement "hybrid intelligence" solutions to balance AI use with skill development, ensuring that human capabilities are not compromised [5][6] - Training programs should focus on developing new critical thinking skills tailored to AI usage, while maintaining essential human competencies [6] - The successful integration of AI into the workplace requires a dual understanding of its productivity benefits and the potential risks to skill levels, emphasizing the need for a harmonious coexistence between humans and AI [6]
我国形成脑机接口产业链雏形
Huan Qiu Wang Zi Xun· 2025-11-26 03:28
Core Insights - Brain-computer interface (BCI) technology is advancing, enabling applications from medical rehabilitation to consumer products, unlocking the potential of the brain [1] - Researchers have developed brain-like tissues that can process simple problems and communicate intentions through BCIs, indicating significant advancements in mixed intelligence and brain-like intelligence [1] - The Chinese government is actively promoting the BCI industry, with a projected market size exceeding 3.8 billion yuan by 2025, supported by policies from various departments and local governments [1] Industry Development - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology and six other departments have issued implementation opinions to drive innovation in the BCI industry [1] - Major cities like Beijing and Shanghai have launched specific action plans to support the development of the BCI sector [1] - A preliminary industrial chain has been established in China, covering upstream components like electrodes and chips, midstream algorithms and software, and downstream applications in healthcare, wellness, and entertainment [1]
“千年丹青”跨越时空 文化遇到科技如何破界共生
Core Viewpoint - The 2025 Beijing Cultural Forum emphasizes the integration of technology and culture, exploring how technological advancements can enhance cultural originality and heritage preservation [1][7]. Group 1: Technology and Cultural Heritage - The forum featured discussions on the project "Chinese Historical Painting Series," which aims to systematically organize and protect ancient Chinese painting heritage, involving over 12,500 pieces from more than 200 museums worldwide [3][4]. - Advanced technologies such as high-resolution imaging and digital processing are utilized to catalog and preserve ancient artworks, addressing threats like fading and deterioration [3][4]. - The use of traditional film cameras, despite the prevalence of digital technology, is highlighted for its superior color depth and image quality in preserving cultural artifacts [4]. Group 2: Cultural Originality and Modern Interpretation - Cultural originality is viewed as a blend of tradition and modernity, with examples like Chinese shadow puppetry evolving through digital animation and projection technology [5]. - The forum discusses the importance of protecting cultural heritage while also reinterpreting it for contemporary audiences, showcasing how technology can facilitate this process [5][6]. - New humanistic thoughts are encouraged to respect collective interests while affirming individual value, aligning with technological advancements and ethical considerations [6]. Group 3: Future of Cultural Creation - The future of cultural originality is seen as a collaborative effort between humans and AI, with potential for a new renaissance in artistic expression through human-AI interaction [6][7]. - The role of technology is not just as a tool but as a powerful engine driving cultural innovation, reshaping the landscape of artistic creation [7].
2025年数字化转型潮:普通员工的生存与发展指南
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-09-07 20:08
Core Insights - Artificial intelligence (AI) is projected to impact 40% of global jobs, with the figure rising to 60% in developed economies, indicating a significant transformation in the workplace driven by digitalization [1] - The International Monetary Fund (IMF) highlights that the digital transformation led by AI is reshaping the job market, causing anxiety among employees in non-corporate sectors [1] Group 1: Digital Transformation in the Workplace - The workplace environment is being reshaped by digital waves, with knowledge-intensive and communication-intensive roles facing the highest risk due to their overlap with AI capabilities [2][4] - Jobs requiring physical labor, machine operation, or direct interpersonal interaction have the least overlap with AI capabilities, suggesting a layered impact of AI on employment [4] Group 2: Shifting Mindsets - Resistance to change is common during digital transformation, and addressing fear is the first step in overcoming this resistance [5] - AI is not expected to completely replace human jobs; rather, it will change how work is executed, emphasizing a new paradigm of "human-machine collaboration" [7] Group 3: AI Skill Acquisition - By 2025, there is an anticipated talent gap of 4 million in AI, making the acquisition of AI skills essential for maintaining workplace competitiveness [8] - Employees without a technical background can start learning AI skills progressively, focusing on basic application abilities and obtaining industry-recognized AI certifications like CAIE [10][12] Group 4: Continuous Learning and Application - AI training tools, such as the "Learning Strong" application, have shown significant effectiveness in employee training, with measurable improvements in performance metrics [15] - Practical application of learned AI skills is crucial, with recommendations to start with small tasks and maintain a record of learning and achievements [18][19] Group 5: Demonstrating Value - Showcasing personal value during digital transformation is vital, with management's demonstration of AI tool usage influencing employee behavior [20] - Sharing successful experiences and methods after improving work efficiency through AI can enhance professional image and create more career opportunities [20] Group 6: Real-World Examples - The implementation of AI in training at Jiangnan Rural Commercial Bank has led to a 32% reduction in training cycles and a 28% increase in assessment pass rates, illustrating the tangible benefits of AI integration [22]
史上最大规模!联想 Tech World 即将登陆 CES 2026 F1、FIFA 合作成果将亮相
Ge Long Hui· 2025-08-08 07:53
Core Insights - Lenovo Group's Chairman and CEO Yang Yuanqing will deliver a keynote speech at the Sphere venue during CES 2026, showcasing significant collaborations and innovations, including partnerships with FIFA and F1 [1][2] - The Tech World event will highlight Lenovo's role as the official technology partner of Sphere Studios, emphasizing its innovative technological capabilities [1][2] Group 1 - The Tech World @ CES will feature immersive content exclusively created by Sphere Studios for Lenovo, marking the second consecutive year that the keynote is held at the Sphere venue [2] - Lenovo's Tech World has been a core platform for the company to unveil strategic visions and innovative solutions over the past decade [2][3] - The keynote will reveal how Lenovo's technology is set to transform the F1 experience and introduce the "First AI World Cup" in collaboration with FIFA [2][3] Group 2 - Lenovo aims to redefine the future of technology through the seamless integration of AI-driven devices, infrastructure, and services, enhancing the viewing experience of top-tier events [3][5] - The event will gather technology leaders, partners, and artists to create a unique immersive audiovisual spectacle exclusive to the Sphere venue [3] - Lenovo's collaboration with Sphere Studios will extend beyond Tech World and CES, focusing on advancing immersive content creation [4] Group 3 - The CES keynote will take place on January 6, 2026, at 5:00 PM local time in Las Vegas, with entry limited to registered CES attendees [5] - The event will showcase Lenovo's leadership in the field of mixed intelligence, connecting public, enterprise, and personal AI solutions to empower creativity and productivity [5][6] - Lenovo will present cutting-edge ideas and technologies to global business leaders, innovators, media, and tech enthusiasts through the CES platform [6]
对话毕马威中国副主席刘建刚:人与AI如何一同迈向“混合智能”?
Di Yi Cai Jing· 2025-07-28 07:52
Core Insights - The 2025 World Artificial Intelligence Conference (WAIC) in Shanghai focuses on the evolution of human-AI collaboration and the concept of "hybrid intelligence" [1][9] - KPMG's recent survey, conducted in collaboration with the University of Melbourne, highlights significant trends in AI adoption globally, with a notable difference between developing and developed countries [2][3] AI Development Trends - AI technology usage has reached a high level, with 66% of respondents using AI regularly, and 38% using it weekly; developing countries show an 80% usage rate compared to 58% in developed countries [2][3] - The unique advantages of developing countries in AI adoption stem from policy support, a younger population more receptive to new technologies, and a low-resistance environment for innovation [3] AI in the Workplace - 58% of respondents use AI at work, with 72% in developing countries versus 49% in developed countries; concerns include data security and reduced human interaction [3] - AI's application in education is widespread, with 83% of students using AI, although there are concerns about its impact on critical thinking and trust in teacher-student relationships [3][4] Opportunities and Challenges - Companies must leverage AI to optimize operations, accelerate decision-making, enhance customer experience, and drive product innovation; the emergence of open-source models like DeepSeek democratizes AI access [5][6] - The future of AI is expected to shift towards application-driven value creation, moving beyond the current focus on computational power and algorithms [6] Industrial Transformation - AI is anticipated to transform industrial and business models, with significant cost reductions in AI applications, exemplified by a 20-fold decrease in costs due to new models [7] - China's manufacturing sector is experiencing significant upgrades through AI, aligning with the "Made in China 2025" initiative and the push for smart manufacturing by 2035 [7] Future Directions - The evolution of AI will lead to a "hybrid intelligence" model where humans define objectives and AI determines execution methods, enhancing collaboration [9] - The cost of AI is expected to decrease dramatically, potentially reducing knowledge disparities, although data sovereignty issues may pose challenges [9]