The fourth Burano AI Film Festival (BAIFF) closes on 17 October at the Fondazione Querini Stampalia in Venice with its Best AI Film award going to "Amal", a short about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict directed by Roberta Colombo in collaboration with journalist and author Nino Orto, La Voce di Venezia reports. Other winners include Kirill Karnovich-Valua's "Aljosha" for best AI documentary, Sebastiano Vitale's "Quirky Symphonies vol. 1" for best episodic series and photography, Kirill Belovan's "Zoya's Flowers" for live action and Sharon Ritossa's "Closed Waters" for best hybrid film. The festival, co-founded by Giovanni Balletta and Hanna Rudak, also presents a voluntary ethics code for human and AI collaboration in the arts, covering transparency, identity protection, consent for the use of a person's image and voice, and cultural diversity.