Digital Hollywood: The AI & Entertainment Summit
Wednesday, July 23rd, 2025
5– 5:50 PM Eastern Time Zone
Session I: A Virtual Event
Experiments in AI Entertainment, Art & Virtual Humans
The “Categories of Creativity” in the Age of AI are only starting to be revealed, explored, and imagined. Imagined may be the best “metaphor” for AI’s boundless potential. As new tools and generations of AI breakthroughs emerge, it’s hard to grasp where the limits of AI and creativity might lie. This end-of-day session dives into the frontier of AI entertainment, art, and virtual humans, showcasing jaw-dropping demos from trailblazing AI creatives. Watch as they unveil groundbreaking experiments—think AI-crafted narratives that blur reality, digital art that redefines aesthetics, and virtual humans so lifelike they steal the show. It’s a glimpse into the future of storytelling, where imagination knows no bounds. Join us to witness creativity unleashed, spark bold ideas, and cap the day connecting over the limitless possibilities AI holds for entertainment’s next chapter.
Speakers:
Cynthia Lieberman, founder, LieberComm, Moderator
Speakers to be announced
Cynthia Lieberman, founder, LieberCom: Cynthia Lieberman is a brand content and media relations expert with over two decades of leadership experience working for major Hollywood studios. Known for delivering award-winning campaigns that drive awareness, enhance brand loyalty, and build stakeholder engagement, she has propelled iconic shows like Dr. Oz, Seinfeld, America’s Got Talent, Access Hollywood, and Judge Judy to success through innovative marketing and PR strategies. As the founder of LieberComm, Cynthia has established her firm as a leader in content marketing and digital media strategy, serving Fortune 100 clients. A champion of digital and media literacy, she co-founded Cyberwise.org, a digital literacy site for parents and educators, and served as CMO of The Influencer Code, focusing on authentic influencer marketing. An AI tech enthusiast, Cynthia's clientele spans industries beyond entertainment, including digital technology, education, healthcare, and philanthropy. Her graduate degree in Media Psychology and Social Change fuels her commitment to using storytelling for social good. Cynthia mentors the next generation of industry professionals as a professor, teaching branding and social media marketing at UCLA, UT Austin, and LA Film School.
