From San José to Geneva: Canvas of the Future winner unveiled
At the AI for Good Global Summit, the Canvas of the Future returned for the third year in a row. The competition invited creators, educators, technologists and artists from all disciplines to submit an original, high-resolution AI-powered or AI-enhanced digital image exploring how artificial intelligence is reshaping education and work. The post From San José to Geneva: Canvas of the Future winner unveiled appeared first on AI for Good .
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Published: 8 July 2026
Source: AI for Good (ITU)
Category: Field notes
Topics: Children & education
Retrieved: 14 July 2026
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