For the first time, Apple's annual Back-to-School event will make its way to the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, landing at Ifland in Tianhe.

From July 11 to 12, Apple will present an exhibition of AI works by university students and host a sharing session for student bloggers, featuring AI projects created by students from across China.

This year's event will highlight 18 groups of university students showcasing their AI creations. The exhibition will cover diverse academic disciplines, with a focus on learning tools, project research, coursework, content creation, and interactive experiences. Attendees will have the opportunity to see firsthand how students integrate AI into both professional studies and everyday creativity, using Mac and iPad for creation, development, and presentation.

In addition, five student bloggers will share their learning and creative experiences, discussing how they manage multiple roles efficiently and strike a balance between study and creativity. They will also delve into how the Mac supports their creative process, from capturing inspiration and organizing materials to writing and finalizing projects.

Running for three days, the exhibition aims to offer young creators and tech enthusiasts in the Greater Bay Area a chance to explore and engage with innovative applications of AI and digital productivity tools.

The entrance setup for Apple's annual Back-to-School event. [Photo/WeChat account: tianhefabu]