Video contributor program

WFIF Future 100 Voices

100 Future Solutions from Around the World

About the program

World Future Intelligence Forum 2026 will take place on 4–5 November 2026 at the United Nations Conference Centre, Bangkok, with online participation available. The forum focuses on AI, education, ESG, sustainability, women's leadership, youth engagement, technology ethics, and cross-border innovation collaboration.

To bring more voices and solutions from students, youth, women innovators, and next-generation innovators to this international platform, WFIF 2026 is launching the WFIF Future 100 Voices｜Video Contributor Program.

We are looking for 100 future solutions from around the world. Record a 30-second horizontal video and share one solution you believe can help make the future better.

Selected participants will be recognized as WFIF Future Voice Video Contributors. Selected videos may be shown on the main screen at the United Nations Conference Centre, Bangkok during WFIF 2026, and may also be used for official promotion, online event content, social media, and youth innovator voice showcases.

Selected contributors will receive a Certificate of Recognition — WFIF Future Voice Video Contributor by the end of November 2026.

Submission deadline: 28 October 2026

Video topic

What solution would you bring to make the future better?

Please answer these five simple questions in 30 seconds:

Question	Example
1. Who are you?	I am [Your Name], a student / young entrepreneur / woman innovator / educator.
2. What problem do you see?	I see that many young people use AI every day, but few know how to check whether its answers are biased or wrong.
3. What is your solution?	My solution is a monthly AI fact-check workshop at my school, where students test AI tools, spot errors, and write simple rules for responsible use.
4. What change can it bring?	Within one year, I hope to reach 1,000 students in my city and help them use AI with confidence and care.
5. What can we do together?	Join me: bring this workshop to your school, and let's make AI work for everyone.

Make your solution specific

A strong video shows a real action, not just a hope. Before recording, check that your message includes:

Check	Too general	Specific
What exactly will you do?	“Raise awareness about AI ethics.”	“Run a monthly AI fact-check workshop at my school.”
Who will benefit?	“Young people.”	“Secondary school students in my city.”
Where and how often?	“Everywhere.”	“At my school, once a month.”
What result can be measured?	“Make the world better.”	“Reach 1,000 students within one year.”
What should others do?	“Let's work together.”	“Bring this workshop to your school.”

Tip: If someone watching your video could start helping tomorrow, your solution is specific enough.

30-second sample script

Hello, I am [Your Name], a student. I see that many young people use AI every day, but few know how to check whether its answers are biased or wrong. My solution is a monthly AI fact-check workshop at my school, where students test AI tools, spot errors, and write simple rules for responsible use. Within one year, I hope to reach 1,000 students in my city and help them use AI with confidence and care. Join me: bring this workshop to your school, and let's make AI work for everyone.

Video requirements

Length	Within 30 seconds
Format	16:9 horizontal video
Recommended size	1920 × 1080 px Full HD
Recording device	Phone in horizontal mode, camera, or computer webcam
Language	English is recommended; your own language is also welcome
Subtitles	If you use a non-English language, please add English subtitles
Audio	Record in a quiet place with clear sound
Visual	Face the camera, keep your face clear, and use good lighting

Official backgrounds

To make the videos look consistent, professional, and suitable for display on the main screen during WFIF 2026, we provide three official WFIF 2026 backgrounds. Choose one based on your lighting, clothing color, and recording environment.

Please download the official backgrounds here:
Download WFIF 2026 Official Backgrounds

You may use Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, Canva, CapCut, or another recording tool to apply the official background before recording your video.

If you are unable to use an official background, record in a clean, bright, quiet, and professional-looking environment, such as a classroom, campus, office, meeting room, library, lab, or innovation space.

How to join