The World Congress of Science & Factual Producers (WCSFP), running next week in Tallinn, will feature keynotes by leading Estonian neuroscientist Jaan Aru, Estonian Film Institute CEO Edith Sepp, and physicist and TV presenter Aigar Vaigu.
Aru will discuss how AI and digital media are changing the way we think, learn, and create in the session How to be Creative in an Age of Stupid. Sepp, during Lights, Camera, Estonia, will showcase to delegates Estonia’s filming opportunities. Vaigu will co-host What Factual Are Kids Watching Now?, bringing a group of Estonian teens to share insights on their viewing habits in a country whose students rank number one in Europe for science, maths and computational problem-solving.
The comprehensive social program includes Puuluup, the Estonian duo who represented the country at the Eurovision Song Contest. Register here.
More on the WCSFP lineup here.
