PixVerse announces partnership with UN AI for Good Global Summit 2026, calls for global AI video submissions
Global AI video generation platform joins AI for Good Film Festival 2026 to promote accessible creative expression.
PixVerse, a global AI video generation platform, has partnered with the United Nations AI for Good Global Summit 2026. Participating for the second year in a row, PixVerse will host workshops on the latest developments in AI video generation and support the AI for Good Film Festival. Creators around the world are invited to submit their AI video creations for a chance to share their stories on stage at the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland, this July.
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PixVerse is proud to support the United Nations AI for Good Global Summit 2026 in Geneva by sponsoring the PixVerse Special Prize at the AI for Good Film Festival, open to creators around the world.
The AI for Good Global Summit is the United Nations’ largest and most prestigious AI conference, held annually since 2017. The summit brings together government representatives, international organizations, and leading technology companies from more than 150 countries and territories to explore how AI can advance the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. The AI for Good Film Festival, held within this framework, has become one of the most influential platforms for AI-powered creative storytelling around the world.
This year’s participation is based on established relationships. In 2025, PixVerse was recognized as a best practice in the Innovate for Impact use case collection at the AI for Good Global Summit and subsequently joined the United Nations University Global AI Network. At this year’s Summit, PixVerse will host workshops on the latest developments in AI video generation and its applications, and sponsor Creator Awards through the AI for Good Film Festival, soliciting submissions from creators around the world.
Make representation accessible
Professional video production has traditionally required many resources, including technical expertise, equipment, and production budgets, that are out of reach for most individuals and small organizations. PixVerse’s platform allows anyone to generate cinematic-quality videos from text prompts and images, without any prior experience. In doing so, we directly support SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure) by re-engineering video creation pipelines through AI, and directly support SDG 10 (Reducing Inequalities) by ensuring access to professional creative tools regardless of geography, income or technological background.
“Video is one of the most powerful ways humans can tell stories,” said Jaden Xie, co-founder of PixVerse. “What we are building at PixVerse is a platform aimed at breaking down these barriers, allowing anyone, regardless of their background or resources, to bring their stories to life.”
Creators who are already telling these stories
The impact of that access is visible in PixVerse’s global community. Daria Glynn, a housewife from Spain with no formal media education, used PixVerse’s Character Consistency tool to create an animated short film with consistent characters across multiple scenes. Her work has been viewed more than 20 million times, establishing her as an independent creator.
In France, artist Zenith Apex used PixVerse’s scene transitions and camera movement tools to turn an abstract artistic concept into a shareable video, reaching over 2 million viewers on YouTube without any post-production editing.
For the AI for Good Film Festival, whose mission is to leverage technology to advance human well-being, these stories represent exactly the kind of real-world impact that the summit should highlight.
“Through the AI for Good Film Festival, we are showcasing how AI can stretch the boundaries of creative storytelling while tackling global challenges. Support from innovative partners like PixVerse is key to making this vision a reality, combining frontier technologies with powerful, human-centered stories that inspire action around the world,” said Guillem Martínez Roura, director of the AI for Good Film Festival.
PixVerse AI Film Awards: Global call for submissions
As part of its participation, PixVerse is creating an AI for Good Film Festival Creator Award, open to creators from around the world. The competition welcomes entries across all styles and subjects, from personal storytelling to stories with social impact. Entries must be between 1 and 10 minutes in length, completed between May 1, 2025 and May 1, 2026, and have at least 50% of the content generated using the PixVerse model. Submission deadline is May 15, 2026.
The top 10 finalists selected by the jury will receive an invitation to the official AI for Good Global Summit Awards Ceremony to be held in Geneva from July 7-10, 2026. There, productions are publicly screened in front of an audience of government representatives, international organizations, and industry leaders. Winners of the PixVerse Special Award, which was unveiled at the Geneva venue, will receive an additional 12 months of premium membership, 50,000 platform credits, global media coverage, and full travel support including round-trip airfare and hotel accommodation for one delegate.
Details and submissions can be found at this link.
About the AI for Good Global Summit
The AI for Good Global Summit is the leading United Nations platform for dialogue on the responsible development and deployment of AI. Held annually in Geneva, it brings together governments, UN agencies, civil society and the private sector to identify practical AI applications that support the Sustainable Development Goals.
About PixVerse
PixVerse is a global AI video generation platform trusted by over 100 million creators and businesses in 177 countries and territories. Its latest model, V6, advances camera control, character performance, and multi-shot native audiovisual production across creative and commercial use cases. In January 2026, PixVerse introduced R1, the world’s first real-time world model, transforming video into an infinite, continuous, interactive stream. With teams spread across Asia and the United States, PixVerse was founded in 2023 with the goal of making video the universal language of human expression. In March 2026, PixVerse closed its Series C funding round, achieving unicorn status. For more information, please visit pixverse.ai.
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