AIGC Empowers the “Belt and Road” Initiative: New Pathways for Cross-Cultural Communication
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AIGC, Belt and Road Initiative, cross-cultural communication, artificial intelligence, cultural exchange
Abstract
The Belt and Road Initiative holds great significance for global connectivity. During its advancement, cross-cultural communication serves as a crucial factor for enhancing understanding and establishing cooperation among participating countries. However, traditional communication methods encounter issues such as language barriers, cultural differences, and limited participation. This study aims to explore how artificial intelligence-generated content (AIGC) can revolutionize cross-cultural communication within the Belt and Road Initiative. Through theoretical analysis and case studies of practical applications, including AI-generated cultural content, personalized communication, real-time translation, and virtual experiences, the potential of AIGC in this field is revealed. The findings reveal that AIGC can improve the efficiency and quality of cross-cultural interactions and facilitate more personalized cultural exchanges. Moreover, the study also takes into account challenges such as content accuracy, technological disparities between countries, and data security and proposes corresponding countermeasures. This finding indicates that the proper application of AIGC and technological progress will contribute to deepening cultural understanding and economic cooperation and play a significant role in achieving the Belt and Road Initiative's goals of global connectivity and shared prosperity.
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