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Eight digital co-hosts

Name: Hyundai Kazakhstan — eight AI co-hosts (Flavatars case film)
Uploaded: 2026-07-20
Duration: 55 s
Description: Case film for the Hyundai Winter Dealer Conference 2026: two presenter avatars retell how eight AI co-hosts turned the annual dealer report into a live dialogue on a six-metre LED stage. Produced by Flavatars with Gubsky Talent Hub.

We gave each Hyundai Kazakhstan executive a digital counterpart — and the annual dealer report became a live dialogue with the future it announced.

digital co-hosts — one per speaker

100%

approved by every speaker

6 m

of LED behind every dialogue

slides at the entire conference

In short

At the Annual Hyundai Winter Dealer Conference 2026 in Almaty, every executive on stage had an AI counterpart answering on a six-metre LED wall. Eight co-hosts, one per speaker, each in its own colour — at a digital-first conference with no paper and no slides. Flavatars designed, cast and produced the co-hosts with their synthetic voices; Gubsky Talent Hub produced the event. Every co-host was approved by its speaker.

The case film

The full cut

55 seconds · two presenter avatars retell the project from a recreated stage · infographic layer rendered from code

The idea

A brand that claims the future has to let the future speak.

Hyundai Kazakhstan came off a record year and had to tell its dealer network that the AI era is not a slide in a deck — it is how the brand now works. So the conference itself became the proof: digital-first, no printed materials, no traditional presentations. Robots met the guests; the welcome pack was a smart watch.

At the centre of that proof stood our cast. Every executive walked on stage with a digital counterpart waiting on the six-metre wall behind them. The human spoke — the co-host answered. The room didn’t watch a report about the future; it watched the company talk to it, under the brand line «Progress for humanity».

The making

Casting a digital ensemble

Thirteen ways to draw a mind

Before anyone was cast, we explored thirteen visual routes for what an AI face could be on this stage — neon wave, techno-circuit, voxel, glitch, sliced reality and more. The exploration became the casting language for the whole show.

A persona per speaker, a colour per persona

No cloned faces. Each executive received a designed character in a personal colour and visual language — wireframe blue, gold-blue for a speaker duet, violet neon, indigo voxel, bronze circuit, cold-pink chrome, turquoise lines. Every one went to its speaker for sign-off; every one was approved.

The dialogue, live

The mechanic on stage was theatre, not playback: the speaker delivered a beat, the wall answered with theirs, and the evening alternated between human and counterpart. Between the lines the co-hosts stayed on screen — breathing, blinking, waiting. Presence, engineered.

The cast

Seven portraits, still on duty

These are the actual standby loops from the show — what the six-metre wall held while the human half of each dialogue was speaking. The co-hosts never froze: they breathe, blink and wait for their line. Exactly as they do here.

The Blue Wireframe · opened the evening

The Gold-Blue Duet · one head, two speakers

The Violet Neon

The Indigo Voxel

The Bronze Circuit

The Cold-Pink Chrome

The Turquoise Lines

The night itself

Shot in the room, not rendered

Photographs from the hall in Almaty — the co-hosts at full six-metre scale, mid-dialogue, with the dealer network watching.

The Gold-Blue Duet takes its turn while the hall listens.

[ 01 · SIX METRES, MID-SENTENCE ]

The Bronze Circuit answers from the side screen.

A record year, told beside the line-up — the co-host waiting off screen.

[ 02 · THE HUMAN HALF ]

A single silhouette, a neon mark and the beams — the stage Gubsky Talent Hub built.

The mark itself, drawn in light.

The whole dealer network, under «Progress for humanity».

[ 03 · ONE FRAME OF A RECORD YEAR ]

The opening

The first voice was already AI

The opening number, previsualised across the three stage screens · 2:35

Before the first executive walked out, the room went dark and a film took over all three screens — energy tearing the wall open, a sky of particles, the Hyundai mark landing in light. That opening number was made by the Gubsky Talent Hub team.

The voice that carried it never belonged to a human. The entire narration is synthetic — an AI voiceover produced by Flavatars, cast and directed like any voice session, delivered as a finished audio track for the show.

So the format announced itself from the first second: the evening was opened by an artificial voice — and an hour later, eight artificial co-hosts were running the annual report.

The facts

Everything, in one table

Client	Hyundai Kazakhstan
Event	Annual Winter Dealer Conference 2026 · Almaty
Concept	Digital-first — no paper, no traditional presentations
Format	Live speaker on stage ↔ their AI co-host answering on screen
Flavatars’ scope	Eight AI co-hosts — design, casting, production, synthetic voices
Event production	Gubsky Talent Hub
Cast	8 personas · one shared by a speaker duet · each in its own colour
Styles explored	13 visual routes before casting
Approval	Every co-host approved by its speaker
Stage	Main LED 6 m high + two side screens · round stage, neon rim
Finale	The eighth persona declared the gala dinner open
Opening film	VFX intro by the Gubsky Talent Hub team · voiceover fully AI, produced by Flavatars
Brand line	«Progress for humanity»
Production	January–February 2026

The future speaks for itself.

A claim every tech brand makes on a slide — staged here as an evening where it was literally true. That is presence engineering: the difference between saying the future and being answered by it.

FAQ

Quick answers

Who made the AI avatars for the Hyundai dealer conference?

Flavatars — design, casting, production and synthetic voices for all eight co-hosts, by Oleg Pylypenko. The digital-first event itself was produced by Gubsky Talent Hub, who brought Flavatars into the project.

What did the AI co-hosts actually do on stage?

They held a live dialogue with the speakers. The executive spoke on stage; their digital counterpart answered from the six-metre LED wall — then handed back. Eight speakers, eight co-hosts, alternating through the whole evening.

Was the conference really run without slides?

Yes. The concept was digital-first: no printed materials and no traditional presentations. The AI co-hosts replaced the slide deck — the numbers and plans were spoken in dialogue instead of projected as bullet points.

How were the speakers involved in creating their avatars?

Through casting. Flavatars explored thirteen visual routes, then designed a persona for each speaker in a personal colour. Every co-host went to its speaker for sign-off — and every one was approved.

Whose faces are the co-hosts?

Nobody’s. Each persona is a designed digital character in its own visual language — wireframe, voxel, neon, chrome — deliberately not a portrait of the speaker. The colour, not the face, linked the co-host to its human.

What closed the conference?

The eighth persona — the only one with no speaker of its own. It closed the official part alone and declared the gala dinner open, telling the room that tonight it would be measured «not in KPI, but in mood».

Who made the opening film of the conference?

The VFX intro that opened the evening was made by the Gubsky Talent Hub team. Its narration is entirely synthetic — an AI voiceover produced by Flavatars. The first voice the room heard that night was already an artificial one.

Is this the same team as the KeshYou × Snoop Dogg stage visuals?

Yes — the same collaboration. Gubsky Talent Hub produces the live event; Flavatars builds the digital layer. This conference is the second large stage project of that partnership.

The finale

The eighth persona closes the show

Grand Final · 48 seconds · the file exactly as it played on the wall

Seven co-hosts belonged to speakers. The eighth belonged to the show. When the numbers were said and the plans confirmed, it took the wall alone — to close the official part and declare the gala dinner open.

It told the room the business view could come off now, promised its verdict came «without bugs and without updates» — and measured the rest of the evening in its own metric: “not in KPI, but in mood.”

A conference that opened with an AI answering its directors ended with an AI raising the first toast. That is the full arc of the format — and why the room remembered it.

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