UN Praises AiPo Technology, PixVerse Selected as an Outstanding AI for Good Case}

On July 9th, local time, the United Nations held the AI for Good Global Summit in Geneva, where AiPo Technology's generative AI video platform PixVerse was invited to share its achievements in creativity and digital inclusion, exemplifying the concept of "AI Video for Good." The case was selected for the "Impact Expansion Case Collection" and recognized as an outstanding example in the "Productivity" category. PixVerse is the first AI video application to receive praise from the UN AI for Good Summit, highlighting the value of AI technology in empowering global creators.

AiPo Technology's PixVerse wins the Outstanding Case Award

AiPo co-founder Xie Xuzhang said at the summit: "Billions of people worldwide have never created videos or used videos to share stories. We aim to use AI to help these majority groups achieve inclusive video creation." Currently, PixVerse has over 60 million users globally.

Co-founder Xie Xuzhang delivered the keynote "AI Video for Good"

Traditional video creation has long been limited by skills, expensive equipment, and barriers to expression. PixVerse breaks these barriers with innovative one-click generation technology—users only need to upload photos or input text, no experience required, to produce cinematic-quality videos. In many countries, less than 10% of social media users participate in video creation. PixVerse democratizes digital expression, empowering people of different regions, educational backgrounds, and income levels, reshaping the creator economy, and amplifying their voices—aligning with UN Sustainable Development Goal 10 (Reduced Inequality).

The platform’s impact demonstrates its inclusive potential, with users worldwide expressing their creativity from zero to hero:

Brazilian creator @nerdsoul used AI to age classic characters, with videos surpassing 210 million views and gaining 300,000 followers in two months, earning coverage on national TV.

Brazilian creator @nerdsoul’s social media page and coverage by national TV

Portuguese director Joao More used PixVerse to produce a 30-minute fully AI-generated film, which was shortlisted at the Fantasporto International Film Festival.

Ukrainian director Michael Heina created a refined perfume commercial using PixVerse’s creative and visual capabilities.

Ukrainian director Michael Heina used PixVerse to create a creative perfume commercial

PixVerse has inspired a wave of daily creation from both amateur and professional creators. The platform offers diverse creative templates, enabling users to produce content like dancing pets, superhero transformations, muscle/beauty effects, and old photo animations, bringing emotional comfort. Its easy-to-use tools bridge cultural, generational, and technological gaps.

Users animate old family photos with PixVerse

Currently, PixVerse supports 9 languages, with users in over 174 countries and regions. It ranks first in photo and video categories in over 30 app markets worldwide. Many users have taken their first steps in creation, with TikTok hashtag #pixverse accumulating over 1.4 million videos made with PixVerse. This explosion demonstrates how AI video applications help ordinary people unlock new forms of digital self-expression.

Powered by a self-developed large video generation model, PixVerse integrates four core capabilities: keyframe control (supporting precise composition of 7 keyframes), dynamic intelligent generation, audio-visual synchronization, and multi-style transfer. All functions are accessible via mobile, allowing even first-time users to create easily. This enables brands to produce low-cost ads rapidly, educators to turn textbooks into animated lessons, and developers to create new value through APIs. Video, as a universal communication medium, bridges cultural differences and empowers creators from Tokyo to Nairobi, embodying the spirit of "AI Video for Good" and unleashing mass creativity.

"AI for Good" is a project led by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) of the United Nations, collaborating with numerous UN agencies to promote AI solutions for global development issues. At the summit, PixVerse’s AI video generation demonstrated the symbiotic relationship between lowering creation barriers and creating commercial value: stories of Brazilian youth reshaping cultural symbols, Portuguese artisans entering international film festivals, and Ukrainian directors producing creative ads—all showcase how AI video tools are transforming creation into a new global digital rights and economic opportunity platform.