PixVerse, a global AI video generation platform, is partnering with the UN AI for Good Global Summit 2026. Returning for the second consecutive year, PixVerse will be hosting a workshop on the latest developments in AI video generation and supporting the AI for Good Film Festival. Creators worldwide are invited to submit AI video works for a chance to showcase their stories on the UN stage in Geneva, Switzerland this July.
The AI for Good Global Summit is the United Nations’ largest and highest-level AI conference, held annually since 2017. Bringing together government representatives, international organizations, and leading technology companies from more than 150 countries and regions, the Summit explores how AI can advance the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The AI for Good Film Festival, held within this framework, has become one of the most influential platforms for AI-driven creative storytelling globally.
This year’s participation builds on an established relationship: in 2025, PixVerse was recognized at the AI for Good Global Summit as an Outstanding Case in the Innovate for Impact Use Case collection, and subsequently joined the United Nations University Global AI Network. At this year’s Summit, PixVerse will host a workshop on the latest developments in AI video generation and their applications, and will sponsor creator awards through the AI for Good Film Festival, inviting submissions from creators worldwide.
Making Expression Accessible
Professional video production has historically demanded significant resources — technical expertise, equipment, and production budgets that remain out of reach for most individuals and small organizations. PixVerse’s platform enables anyone to generate cinematic-quality video from a text prompt or image, with no prior experience required. In doing so, it directly supports SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure) by rebuilding the video creation pipeline through AI, and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities) by ensuring that professional creative tools are accessible regardless of geography, income, or technical background.
“Video is one of the most powerful ways humans tell stories,” said Jaden Xie, Co-Founder of PixVerse. “What we are building at PixVerse is a platform that aims to remove those barriers, so that anyone, regardless of background or resources, can bring their story to life.”
Creators Who Are Already Telling Those Stories
The impact of that access is visible in PixVerse’s global community. In Spain, Daria Grin, a housewife with no formal media training, used PixVerse’s character consistency tools to produce animated short films with coherent characters across multiple scenes. Her work has accumulated more than 20 million views, establishing her as an independent creator.
In France, artist Zenith Apex used PixVerse’s scene transition and camera movement tools to bring abstract artistic concepts to life as shareable video, reaching more than two million viewers on YouTube without any post-production editing.
For the AI for Good Film Festival, whose mandate centers on using technology to advance human welfare, these stories represent exactly the kind of real-world impact the Summit exists to spotlight.
“Through the AI for Good Film Festival, we showcase how AI can expand the boundaries of creative storytelling while addressing global challenges. Support from innovative partners like PixVerse is key to bringing this vision to life, combining frontier technology with powerful, human-centered narratives that inspire action worldwide,” said Guillem Martínez Roura, Head of the AI for Good Film Festival.
PixVerse AI Film Awards: Global Call for Submissions
As part of its participation, PixVerse is establishing creator awards for the AI for Good Film Festival, open to creators worldwide. The competition welcomes entries across all styles and subjects, from personal storytelling to social impact narratives. Entries should be between one and ten minutes in length, completed between May 1, 2025 and May 1, 2026, with at least 50% of the content generated using PixVerse models. The submission deadline is May 15, 2026.
The top 10 finalists, selected by jury, will each receive an invitation to attend the official AI for Good Global Summit awards ceremony in Geneva, July 7-10, 2026, where their works will be publicly screened before an audience of government representatives, international organizations, and industry leaders. The PixVerse Special Prize winner, revealed on-site in Geneva, will additionally receive a 12-month premium membership, 50,000 platform credits, global media coverage, and full travel support including round-trip flights and hotel accommodations for one representative.
More details and submissions are open at this link.
Source: Business Wire