We're bringing AIGC to the world stage.
The World AIGC Association will be present at the WSIS Forum 2026 in Geneva, the United Nations' leading multistakeholder gathering on digital technology and society, to put the ethics and recognition of AI-generated content on the global agenda.
A new medium needs a seat at the table.
The WSIS Forum has, for two decades, been where governments, the private sector, civil society, and international organisations meet to shape an inclusive, people-centred information society. AI-generated content belongs in that conversation.
As a Geneva-based body, the World AIGC Association joins WSIS 2026 to represent the creators and studios building this new medium, and to argue that ethics, attribution, and recognition should be designed in from the start, not bolted on later.
It's a natural home for us: the same city, the same multistakeholder spirit, and the same belief that technology serves people best when there's a shared standard to hold it to.
Three things on our agenda.
Ethics & trust
How consent, attribution, and provenance can become standard practice for AI-generated content, so audiences know what they're seeing and creators keep their credit.
Creators' recognition
Why the people making this work need a professional home, a standard to belong to, and a stage, including the World AIGC Awards.
A global network
Building bridges between creators, studios, platforms, institutions, and policymakers across borders and disciplines.
In Geneva for WSIS?
If you're attending the Forum (creator, studio, platform, institution, or press), we'd love to meet. Reach out and we'll arrange a time.
WSIS Forum is co-organised by the ITU, UNESCO, UNCTAD, and UNDP, and held annually in Geneva. The World AIGC Association attends as an independent body representing the AI-generated content community. Programme details to follow.