AIGC-driven optoelectronic information processing technology helps vocational colleges transform the cultivation of cross-media creative talents in animation majors

Based on the continuous advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, AIGC (Artificial Intelligence Generated Content) is gradually penetrating into various fields of economic and social development, leading a profound transformation in vocational education. Especially in the field of anime creation, the rapid development of generative AI such as ChatGPT has greatly promoted AIGC technology, making anime content more diverse. This article focuses on the core role of AIGC technology and optoelectronic information processing technology in the transformation of cross media creative talent cultivation in animation majors in vocational colleges. Nowadays, the demand for cross media creative talents in the animation industry is constantly increasing, and vocational college animation education is facing challenges such as weak innovation and slow technological application updates. This article innovatively proposes an anime production system that integrates AIGC and optoelectronic information processing technology. This system combines the strengths of AIGC with the potential of optoelectronic information processing technology, aiming to enhance students' creative design and technical application abilities. The research results show that anime majors who adopt this system have achieved significant improvements in creative efficiency, work quality, and cross media creative skills.

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2025-07-21
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https://doi.org/10.1117/12.3073901
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AIGC-driven optoelectronic information processing technology helps vocational colleges transform the cultivation of cross-media creative talents in animation majors

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AIGC-driven optoelectronic information processing technology helps vocational colleges transform the cultivation of cross-media creative talents in animation majors

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Abstract

Based on the continuous advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technology, AIGC (Artificial Intelligence Generated Content) is gradually penetrating into various fields of economic and social development, leading a profound transformation in vocational education. Especially in the field of anime creation, the rapid development of generative AI such as ChatGPT has greatly promoted AIGC technology, making anime content more diverse. This article focuses on the core role of AIGC technology and optoelectronic information processing technology in the transformation of cross media creative talent cultivation in animation majors in vocational colleges. Nowadays, the demand for cross media creative talents in the animation industry is constantly increasing, and vocational college animation education is facing challenges such as weak innovation and slow technological application updates. This article innovatively proposes an anime production system that integrates AIGC and optoelectronic information processing technology. This system combines the strengths of AIGC with the potential of optoelectronic information processing technology, aiming to enhance students' creative design and technical application abilities. The research results show that anime majors who adopt this system have achieved significant improvements in creative efficiency, work quality, and cross media creative skills.

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