Published: 08 May 2024 710 views
It’s time! Join this year’s Call for Code Global Challenge now. Build solutions to address equitable access while building your generative AI skills with free watsonx training.
Basic necessities like clean water and safe, affordable housing, or opportunities in education and fair government representation are not equally accessible to all people. Climate change exacerbates the challenges that many people but especially women and historically underserved communities face as resources are strained and climate change protections are often inadequate. Generative AI has great potential to address these issues and reduce inequality, improving people’s lives.
Be a part of a new era in responsible AI. For the 2024 Call for Code Global Challenge, we’re calling on students, developers, and problem-solvers from universities and companies around the world to build innovative AI tech solutions with IBM watsonx that address specific challenges of equitable access to essential needs. Help show the world that AI can be trusted and used responsibly.
IBM Research– Africa is IBM’s 12th global research lab and the first industrial research facility on the continent of Africa. With facilities in Kenya and South Africa, IBM Research– Africa is driving innovation by developing commercially-viable solutions to transform lives and spark new business opportunities in key areas such as water, agriculture, transportation, healthcare, financial inclusion, education, energy, security and e-government. IBM Research– Africa is actively engaging with Africa’s innovation ecosystem to kick start new business opportunities a... continue reading
Application Deadline | 17 Oct 2024 |
Type | Contest |
Sponsor | IBM Research Africa |
Gender | Men and Women |
Prizes
Teams of 1-5 people can compete for the following prizes:
Any university students in the top 3 winning teams are also eligible for:
Open to students, developers, and problem-solvers from universities and companies around the world.
Judging Criteria
Each submission will be scored based on the following criteria with a minimum score of 0 and a maximum score of 20 points, with the final score being the average of the judges’ scores.
Timeline
For more details,visit IBM website