CEPIC 2025 introduces a fast-paced Pitch Presentations session on AI for Good, where five companies will showcase innovative AI tools designed to streamline workflows in the visual media industry. With three participants already confirmed, two spots remain open—email us to secure your chance to pitch!

This powerful panel explores the urgent role of image verification in fighting war disinformation, featuring insights from AFP's Éric Baradat and Ukrainian photojournalist Yuliia Ovsiannikova. Sponsored by EANA and moderated by Alexandru Giboi, the session highlights the real-time challenges of visual journalism in conflict zones.

Only 12 tables remain for CEPIC 2025! Download the full list of confirmed companies and book your own table now to boost visibility, host meetings, and secure your spot in the heart of the action.

Join AFP’s Éric Baradat for the CEPIC 2025 Keynote as he explores the urgent challenges of disinformation and the essential role of image verification in today’s AI-driven world. With decades of experience in global photojournalism, Baradat offers a powerful look into how the industry is defending visual truth on the digital frontlines.

Media leaders from AFP, BBC, and Media Cluster Norway gathered in Paris to champion stronger collaboration on image metadata and provenance, highlighting the vital role of the C2PA standard in protecting authentic visual journalism. With support from IPTC, the workshop emphasised the urgency of ensuring transparency and trust in an era of AI-generated content.

Shutterstock returns as a sponsor for CEPIC 2025, supporting a key panel on licensing content for AI training. With seven delegates attending and a dedicated table space, they’ll play a central role in this year’s conversation around the future of visual content and AI.

We’re proud to welcome PIXTA Inc. as CEPIC’s newest member and our very first member from Japan! Known for their distinctive Asian-focused stock content and contributions to AI training, PIXTA will also be joining us at CEPIC 2025 with a team of three delegates.

Bria AI is taking a bold stand for creators, arguing that licensed, high-quality data produces better, safer, generative AI and that fair compensation for content creators is essential for sustainable innovation. In their latest statement, they call on policymakers to protect copyright as a strategic asset and reject exploitative AI practices.