The 2026 China International Intelligent Communication Forum Takes Place in Wuxi
The 2026 China International Intelligent Communication Forum in Wuxi
From November 8 to 10, 2026, Wuxi is hosting the China International Intelligent Communication Forum (CIICF), organized in collaboration with China Media Group (CMG) and the Jiangsu Provincial Government. This event marks a significant gathering aimed at enhancing the international communication capabilities of Chinese cities.
At the forum, the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences (CASS) will release the 2026 Report on the Development of International Intelligent Communication Capabilities of Chinese Cities. This report will delve into key characteristics, current challenges, and innovative pathways for developing international intelligent communication among Chinese cities.
In addition to the report release, a new episode of the original series "Global Youth Talk" will be launched. Several cultural industry representatives from Wuxi will sign agreements on stage, showcasing collaborative efforts across sectors. Furthermore, the forum will introduce the "Wuxi Initiative for the China International Intelligent Communication Forum," calling for unified efforts to build a new global ecosystem for intelligent communication, founded on principles of openness, inclusivity, collaboration, and mutual benefits.
Prominent speakers at the forum include Lu Bingheng, president of the National Technical Committee for Standardization of Additive Manufacturing and director of the National Additive Manufacturing Innovation Center; Michael Levitt, Nobel laureate in chemistry and member of the National Academy of Sciences in the United States; Ge Yuefeng, deputy general manager of China Time and Space Information Group; and Scott Ross, founder of Digital Domain and former senior vice president at Lucasfilm. These experts will share their theoretical insights and practical perspectives on intelligent communication and media transformation.
Discussions will encompass technological innovations, industrial development, and the mutual learning between civilizations and international cooperation, aiming to achieve consensus on future development strategies.
Moreover, the forum will feature a variety of parallel activities. These include the 2026 Forum on International Digital Culture Communication, a forum focused on digital and intelligent industries related to AI-generated content, a local-scale "Wuxi Dialogue" about international communication, a closed-door dialogue among industry stakeholders, and the gala event "Film Music Night in Wuxi." An international media tour titled "Discover China Through the Perspectives of Wuxi" will also be organized, offering insights into the cultural advancements in the region.
Overall, the CIICF presents a significant opportunity for participants to engage in meaningful discussions, explore collaborations, and shape the future of intelligent communication in China and beyond.