
This is the Secretariat of the International AI Creator Award 2026. Today we introduce the works of the SERVICE field.
The SERVICE field is for services and products that use AI to take on someone's effort or worry. Since these works are meant to be "used" rather than "watched," our descriptions focus on who is helped and with what. If a work catches your interest, please try it out yourself.
The SERVICE field in numbers
Figures as of 01:05 JST, November 4, 2026.
- Entries: 10 works
- Works in the public gallery: 8 (Japan 4, Vietnam 2, Korea 1, USA 1)
- Eligible for the public vote: 7
The order below groups works by content and does not reflect popularity. Creator names are given without honorifics, exactly as written at the time of entry. Descriptions written in English have been translated into Japanese by the Secretariat.
Deciding things about yourself, for yourself, in the age of AI
Once AI speaks, remembers and introduces itself on people's behalf, we need a system for deciding "how much to hand over." Three works arrived that try to answer this question.
STAY Platform / STAY OS

Changwoo Lee (X@ArthurSTARON) / View in Gallery
A platform for AI "continuity" that turns the questions exchanged as dialogue in the book 『The Discovery』, namely memory, relationships, continuity, correction, authority and human agency, into a mechanism that actually works. It is designed so that even if the underlying AI model is replaced, the context of memory and relationships stays in human hands. Its motto is "Models change. Memory should stay."
PRIVACY-FIRST AI IDENTITY

Dr. Yulia B. / View in the gallery
A service in which "Ava", an AI avatar created by its owner, talks with visitors in multiple languages on the owner's behalf. The owner decides what may be discussed on three levels, "public," "protected" and "prohibited," and the avatar shares only work-related information. Where the owner lives, personal information and the owner's own appearance are kept out of view. A prototype for creating, through AI, a "public face" that the owner manages themselves.
I love the idea of being able to connect with people around the world through an AI avatar while protecting the owner's privacy.
Comments left in the gallery, translated into Japanese by the Secretariat.
AI AVATAR IDENTITY PASSPORT

Dr. Yulia B. / View in the gallery
An identity document for AI-born characters, by the same creator. It brings together appearance, identity records, a certificate-like format and multilingual videos in a single passport. It proposes a form that lets an AI persona introduce itself repeatedly across languages, industries and places, while respecting privacy.
Taking on the work of creators
OpenClips

Nina Rasovic / View in the gallery
A production service that lets you switch between major video and image generation models such as Seedance, Veo, Kling and Hailuo from a single screen. You attach reference images, choose the best-suited model for each shot, and pay per render from a single pool of credits. Every clip posted by the community comes with its full prompt and steps, so you can see how it was made, and you can remix it with one click while keeping the original creator's name.
AI runs the venue; the music and words come from people
Radi.fm

NANMOKU Toworu / View in the gallery
A classical music radio station that never stops. It broadcasts in six languages: English, Spanish, French, German, Chinese and Japanese. AI puts together everything from the program schedule, song selection and scripts to replies to listeners' messages and even the voice that reads them. Meanwhile, all the music that plays and all the messages that arrive are made by people. It aims for the loose, comfortable human connection that radio has always had, and the creator writes that "AI just runs the venue."
I'd like to play the more than 100 songs I've made with SUNO on a service like Radi.fm, either at random or by setting a theme.
Some of the comments left in the gallery. One more comment said they would like to ask whether the AI hosts' personalities are consistent across the stations in the six languages.
Works that arrived in the form of stories
TIME STEP

CMS / View in the gallery
In the Taisho era, Hibiki Asakura, a young man captivated by tap dance, meets Chiyo through music. While keeping the same rhythm, the two come to envision different futures. The rhythm Hibiki beat out is passed on to his daughter Ritsu and keeps resounding across the ages. A historical romance SF that asks, "Where does the proof that a person lived go?" It is published on TapNow.
Entries from the organizer
This field also includes 2 publications by the organizer, AICU Japan: issues of AICU Magazine that teach how to use AI tools. We state here clearly that these are the organizer's works.
AICU Magazine Vol.22 "Claudeではじめるバイブコーディング実践" (Practical Vibe Coding, Starting with Claude)

AICU Japan Inc. / View in the gallery
From development as a "search for the right answer" to free, intuitive creation. A practical guide to vibe coding, starting with Claude. Cover illustration by ミュレ.
AICU Magazine Vol.29 "GPT-Image-2.5登場" (GPT-Image-2.5 Arrives)

AICU Japan Inc. / View in the gallery
A special issue on the image generation model GPT-Image-2.5. The cover features AiCuty's Marsha Arancia (original character design by 抹茶オレンジ). As of November 4, when this article was written, it was still under review, but it has since been accepted.
Watch with AiCuty on AiCuTV
AiCuTV is a broadcasting club that screens entries automatically, 24 hours a day, as AiCuty's Mei and Marsha introduce them. All 8 works in this field appear too. Since many services have no on-screen video, the work's image is shown full screen while the two explain by voice "who is helped and with what."
Short introductions of 8 works (daily, about 2 minutes)
| Language | JST | UTC |
|---|---|---|
| Japanese | Daily, around 12:00 | Daily, around 03:00 |
| English | Daily, around 2:00 and around 20:00 | around 17:00 (previous day), around 11:00 (same day) |
The 2:00 slot on Wed, Nov 11 (17:00 UTC on the 10th) is off.
SERVICE block (about 3 minutes)
We introduce 8 works in a row.
| Date | JST | UTC |
|---|---|---|
| Tue, Nov 10 | around 15:25 | around 06:25 |
| Wed, Nov 11 | around 9:50 | around 00:50 |
| Fri, Nov 13 | around 15:00 | around 06:00 |
| Sat, Nov 14 | around 5:25 | around 20:25 on the 13th |
Schedule as of November 8, 2026. The program schedule is rebuilt every day at 9:00 JST (0:00 UTC), so times may shift. Please check the AiCuTV screen for the program now playing and the next one.
Try it, and cast your vote
Voting is one work per field, and free for everyone. The deadline is November 13, 2026 (AoE), which is Sat, Nov 14, 21:00 JST. Services are best understood by trying them. Once you've tried a work that caught your eye, please send your thoughts to the creator in the gallery.