Social Impact Hackathon - Artificial Intelligence for the Common Good

Learn about AI and win a trip to the UK!

MOME Innovation Center is joining forces with the British Council Hungary and Microsoft to host a hackathon for young people to explore and showcase the power of artificial intelligence (AI) for the common good.

We are inviting young people who are passionate about sustainability and interested in innovation and creative problem-solving to work together in interdisciplinary teams and create AI-based solutions to social and environmental challenges in either of the two main topics:

  •  climate change or
  •  food waste.

Note: There is no need to be an expert on AI to participate as the hackathon will involve training on AI fundamental principles! Mentors will support each team through the process. 

Winners will:

  • receive a €1000 cash prize
  • get a chance to go on a study trip to London between 6-8 March

Participating teams might also be invited to MOME IC's Incubation Program!

Find out more: https://mome.hu/en/social-impact-hackathon
Register by 20 February: https://forms.office.com/pages/responsepage.aspx...

2023.02.23 09:00
2023.02.25 15:00

Event information

Date: 23-25 February 2023.
Venue: MOME Auditorium
Register by 20 February.

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