WCIT-2019 kicked off in Yerevan with a grand concert on the Republic Square - the organizers combined talent and the latest technologies.
An orchestra has been formed specifically for this occasion, under the direction of Sergey Smbatyan, who for the first time in history performed music created by artificial intelligence.
And renown DJ from the Netherlands Armin van Buuren will perform! This talented musician and producer has a huge audience all around the world, he has about 40 million fans and be on concert is not an easy task! But today in Yerevan he will perform for everyone: Yerevan residents, guests of the capital and numerous WCIT students.
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