Group 1 - The seventh China-France Cultural Forum's parallel session "Artificial Intelligence and Cultural Innovation" was held in Changsha, focusing on AI's role in enhancing cultural exchanges between China and France [2] - The Ma Lan Mountain Video Cultural Industry Park has gathered over 4,000 cultural technology enterprises and 68,000 audio-video industry talents, aiming to create a collaborative industrial ecosystem centered on audio-video [2] - Olivier Lauchée, co-founder and CEO of Trace Group, emphasized the importance of AI as a creative partner, expanding creative boundaries and enabling more individuals to gain public attention in the AI era [2][3] Group 2 - The Secretary-General of the Vivendi Asia Committee, Mo Bai, stated that AI has evolved into an "enhanced human partner," becoming an integral part of daily life and emphasizing the collaboration between humans and technology in creative processes [3] - Tencent's Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Gong Shuai, highlighted the company's breakthroughs in image, 3D, and text fields using the mixed Yuan model, with the mixed image 3.0 model receiving top evaluations globally [3] - Bilibili's Public Policy Research Institute Director, Lu Yajun, discussed the platform's use of self-developed large language models and AI video assistants to enhance user experience and content creation while maintaining data authenticity and content quality [4] Group 3 - The forum fostered a consensus on "using AI as a bridge and culture as the soul," aiming to deepen the innovative application of AI technology in the cultural sector [4] - The collaboration between enterprises, industries, and international partners is expected to promote ongoing dialogue and mutual learning between Eastern and Western civilizations in the digital age [4]