I. Event Introduction
With the rapid development and deep integration of artificial intelligence, a wave of innovation and entrepreneurship centered on the "One-Person Company / OPC" is emerging worldwide. This model redefines the relationship between AI and the individual. Through a new paradigm of "human-led + AI-collaborated," combined with the global AI infrastructure of the Lingang Dishui Lake International Data Port, it greatly empowers "super individuals" to integrate into the global value chain and dramatically expands the capability boundaries of OPCs.
To seize the commanding heights of future industrial development, the Dishui Lake Global OPC Artificial Intelligence Challenge and the 2nd Yanyuan · Synnovator AI+ International Entrepreneurship Competition will kick off in April 2026.
This edition innovatively provides an OPC-and-agent collaboration platform, equipped with ample AI large-model and agent development environments, enabling global participants to experience the cross-border AI infrastructure of the Lingang Special Area's international data center. The competition also opens an "Enterprise Custom-Challenge" track in parallel, which will be launched progressively as the event unfolds, helping global enterprises uncover valuable OPC services and AI solutions.
Building on the Lingang Special Area's cross-border data policies and OPC support policies, this edition provides safeguards and services across entrepreneurship fundamentals, technical resources, talent services, financing support, OPC communities, platform building, brand activities, and ecosystem cultivation, continuously serving global OPC and AI entrepreneurs throughout the competition and post-event incubation.
VI. Competition Rules
(1) Area and Track Setup
| Track Name | Track Description | Sub-tracks |
| AIGC Technology Track | This track focuses on AIGC content-generation technology and creative practice. Participants may choose an image, video, music, or 3D large-model sub-track, work around a clear theme, and use one or more AI tools to create an original work.
Evaluation will assess content-creation results at 100%, focusing on work quality, creative expression, technology use, and completeness of the creative process. | Image Large-Model Sub-track Video Large-Model Sub-track Music Large-Model Sub-track 3D Large-Model Sub-track |
| Culture Go-Global Scenario Track | This track focuses on the use of AIGC in cultural content production, translation, localization, distribution, and game creation. Teams should address real cultural go-global needs, design an Agent-driven technical solution, and produce presentable content results.
Evaluation allocates 50% to the technical solution and 50% to the AIGC work, balancing practical value and cultural communication impact. | AI Filmmaking Sub-track: Comprehensive Film Generation AI Content Sub-track: Web Fiction and Script Compilation / Translation AI Distribution Sub-track: Finished-Work Clipping and Distribution AI Game Sub-track: AI-Generated Comprehensive Games |
| Brand Go-Global Scenario Track | This track focuses on taking brand acquisition, marketing, and operations global. Teams are encouraged to use Agents to solve real business problems in brand planning, visual design, product materials, content distribution, livestreaming, private-domain management, and traffic analysis.
Evaluation will assess the technical and business solution at 100%, focusing on usable demos, closed-loop business execution, and actual benefits. | AI Brand Planning Sub-track: Go-Global Strategy and Cultural Adaptation AI Brand Visual Sub-track: Visual Style and Design Standards AI Product Materials Sub-track: Third-Party Platforms / Independent-Site Product Materials AI Graphic Acquisition Sub-track: Xiaohongshu / Instagram / X / Discord / Reddit AI Video Acquisition Sub-track: TikTok / YouTube / Facebook AI Livestream Acquisition Sub-track: Livestream Assistance / Livestream Clipping Tools AI Private-Domain Management Sub-track: Public-to-Private Traffic Conversion Toolkit AI Traffic Analysis Sub-track: Omnichannel Traffic Data Collection and Analysis |
(2) Track Deliverables and Evaluation Rules
Evaluation rules: The evaluation panel is expected to include senior experts in technology, product, and investment. Evaluation will be based on the core characteristics of the AIGC+OPC model to ensure fairness and impartiality.
Scope: Challenge-track final
Evaluation Direction 1: Agent Technical Solution
Design an Agent-driven technical solution and demo around the track requirements, including a Specs project proposal, solution, and evaluation basis, and clearly define the creative problem the tool solves, target users, and core functions.
Evaluation Direction 2: AIGC Work Creation
Complete an AIGC work in a self-selected direction, clearly defining the work objective, creative theme, creative process, and AI tools used. Work sharing must include key process records, based on Studio tools provided by the challenge-track host or other third-party tools.
Track scoring rules:
Track 1: AIGC Technology Track
(1) Theme and Creativity (25%): Whether the work theme is clear, the creativity is novel, and the work has a distinctive form of expression and aesthetic value;
(2) Completeness of Results (30%): Whether the work structure is complete, production is refined, and the overall audiovisual effect, artistic expression, or interactive experience is strong;
(3) Use of AIGC Technology (25%): Whether AI tools and models are selected appropriately, prompts, workflows, and model capabilities are used effectively, and AIGC characteristics are demonstrated;
(4) Creative Process (10%): Whether the conception, generation, selection, modification, and post-production process can be clearly explained;
(5) Originality and Compliance (10%): Whether the work is original, the source of materials is clear, and there is no infringement of copyright, portrait rights, or other third-party rights.
Track 2: Culture Go-Global Scenario Track
[Technical Solution: 50%]
(1) Needs and Scenario Analysis (10%): Whether the cultural go-global subject, target market, user needs, and business pain points are clear and the problem is accurately defined;
(2) Agent Solution Design (20%): Whether the Agent architecture is reasonable and task decomposition, tool calls, workflow orchestration, and human-machine collaboration are complete;
(3) Creative Enablement (10%): Whether the technical solution can effectively improve content-creation efficiency, work quality, cultural localization, or overseas distribution;
(4) Feasibility and Innovation (10%): Whether the solution has innovative value, the technical route is feasible, and the solution can be implemented, reused, and extended.
[Content Results: 50%]
(5) Content Quality and Completeness (20%): Whether films, web fiction, scripts, games, or other entries are complete and meet the quality requirements of the relevant content form;
(6) Cultural Expression and Adaptation (15%): Whether the work accurately conveys cultural meaning and aligns with the target market's language habits, cultural environment, and user aesthetics;
(7) Creativity and Distribution Potential (10%): Whether the content expression is novel and has appeal, topicality, and cross-cultural communication value;
(8) Originality and Compliance (5%): Whether the content is original and its copyright, data use, content safety, and cultural expression comply with relevant standards.
Track 3: Brand Go-Global Scenario Track
(1) Business Needs and Pain Points (15%): Whether the target brand, target market, user group, and business problem are clear and the needs analysis is accurate and specific;
(2) Agent Technical Solution (25%): Whether the Agent architecture, task flow, data processing, tool calls, and human-machine collaboration are reasonable and can effectively support brand go-global business;
(3) Product or Website Demo (20%): Whether the product, website, or tool demo is runnable and interactive, core functions are complete, and the operating flow is clear;
(4) Business Value and Actual Benefits (25%): Whether the project can quantify actual value such as acquisition growth, conversion improvement, productivity improvement, operational efficiency, or cost savings, with credible supporting data;
(5) Innovation and Scalability (10%): Whether the solution is differentiated and innovative and can be replicated across more brands, markets, platforms, or business scenarios;
(6) Security and Compliance (5%): Whether the project complies with data privacy, platform rules, advertising standards, intellectual property requirements, and relevant laws and regulations.
(4) Participation Requirements
- Registration must ensure that the information provided is accurate, true, and valid. Self-chosen information such as member nicknames and team names must not violate national laws or social ethics, nor infringe others' brand rights, intellectual property, reputation rights, or other lawful rights.
- Entries must be original and must not violate any laws of the People's Republic of China, nor infringe others' patent rights, copyrights, trademark rights, or other intellectual property rights. Once discovered, or raised and verified by a rights holder, the organizing committee will cancel the result and handle it seriously.
- Projects must ensure that their materials are authentic. Any fraud in application materials or during the competition will result in immediate disqualification once discovered.
- Participating entities or individuals must have no record of misconduct.
- Grand-final winning teams must meet the OPC certification conditions under the Lingang Special Area policy in order to claim cash and compute awards.