AIGC creative works are displayed at the Taizhou City Brain Operation Center (Digital Museum). [Photo/taizhou.com.cn]

The Zhejiang Taizhou First AIGC Creative Works Exhibition took place at the Taizhou City Brain Operation Center (Digital Museum) in Taizhou, Zhejiang province, on April 8.

With six thematic zones, the exhibition has a collection of creative works sourced from the top entries of the Zhejiang Taizhou First AIGC Creative Competition, highlighting the transformative impact of Artificial Intelligence Generated Content (AIGC) on traditional art forms.

Cheng Hua, director of the Taizhou Digital Museum, emphasized the museum's commitment to presenting Taizhou's digital advancements since its opening in 2022. This exhibition marks Taizhou's first step in promoting digital literacy and integrating digital technologies into public life.

An AI course for the elderly commences within the museum. [Photo/taizhou.com.cn]

Meanwhile, the sixth session of AI courses for the elderly began within the museum, offering practical skills like animating old photos and creating digital personas to 30 learners.

Among the participants is 62-year-old Chen Anxin, who edits over 200 videos a year. He expressed his ambition to use AI for video creation to stay current with the evolving technological landscape.

The exhibition runs until April 18, with daily opening hours from 9 am to 11:30 am and 2 pm to 5 pm.