Group 1 - The 21st China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair (Shenzhen Cultural Expo) concluded on May 26, showcasing the highest level of AI integration in its history, with a total of 6,280 exhibitors, an increase of 265 from the previous year [3][6] - The event featured over 120,000 cultural products and more than 4,000 cultural industry investment and financing projects, highlighting the growing significance of AI and technology in cultural industries [3][6] - The theme of this year's expo was "Innovation Leads the Trend, Creativity Lights Up Life," emphasizing the integration of technology and culture, with over 60 well-known AI companies participating [5][6] Group 2 - The expo introduced a new "Cultural Going Global" section, with 305 overseas exhibitors from 65 countries and regions, marking a 20% international participation rate [6][7] - Notably, 50 of the participating countries were from the Belt and Road Initiative, indicating a strong international interest in Chinese cultural products [7] - Exhibitors reported a significant increase in overseas clients, with many expressing clear intentions to engage in business transactions [7][10] Group 3 - The Shanghai exhibition area showcased local cultural enterprises and innovative projects, focusing on themes such as cultural reform and the integration of culture and technology [11][13] - Shanghai's cultural technology companies presented cutting-edge products, including brain-computer interface technology for immersive cultural experiences and holographic technology for museum displays [14][16] - The Shanghai media group demonstrated its advancements in media integration and innovation, with over 800 accounts on third-party platforms and a significant increase in live streaming events [20][22]

Group 1 - The integration of new technologies such as AI, VR, and drones with culture was prominently showcased by institutions and enterprises from Shanghai at the 21st China (Shenzhen) International Cultural Industries Fair [1][4] - The Shanghai exhibition area covered nearly 1,000 square meters and featured interactive displays that highlighted Shanghai's efforts in building an international cultural metropolis [1][2] - The fair introduced an AI exhibition area for the first time, attracting over 60 well-known companies in the AI sector [1][8] Group 2 - Shanghai Media Group (SMG) presented innovative projects including an upgraded app and a digital twin museum, enhancing content quality and influence [2][4] - AI applications were a key focus, with companies showcasing products like ancient document restoration models and chess-playing robots that utilize AI vision technology [4][10] - The fair highlighted various cultural transmission methods, including the integration of traditional crafts with modern consumer products [6][7] Group 3 - The event featured numerous innovative cases promoting the synergy between culture, tourism, commerce, and sports, such as the Shanghai International Film Festival and the opening of Asia's largest Lego theme park [7][8] - New products utilizing advanced technologies like humanoid robots and AI glasses were prominently displayed, with some robots performing live demonstrations [8][10] - The fair demonstrated the potential of AI to enhance efficiency in content creation, with companies reporting significant improvements in production times for images and videos [10][11]