Functioning App

• The project does not need to be fully functional but should have at least a working prototype demonstrating the AI agent’s core functionality.
• Acceptable submissions include a clickable prototype, an AI model demo, or a recorded simulation of the app in action.
• If the app is not fully developed, participants must provide detailed documentation and a roadmap for further implementation.

Specific Tools

• Projects must use at least one AI/ML component such as an AI model, chatbot, image recognition system, or natural language processing tool.
• Participants are encouraged to use AI APIs, SDKs, or public datasets, but they are free to develop their own AI models.

Topic / Categories

• Projects must fall under one of the approved AI-driven problem-solving categories, such as:
  • Fake News Detection
  • AI-Powered Study Assistant
  • AI for Personal Finance Management
  • AI for Environmental Awareness
  • AI-Powered Resume Checker
  • Study Planner & Smart Note-Taking
  • AI for Exam Preparation, etc.
• Participants may propose their own AI use cases as long as they align with the goal of solving a real-world problem.

Platform

• The AI project can be developed for any platform, including web, mobile, or desktop applications.
• It can be run as a web app, mobile app, chatbot, API service, or even a hardware-integrated solution.
• If the app is deployed, provide a hosted URL or installation instructions for testing.

New vs. Existing

• Projects must be newly created for this competition.
• Existing projects are eligible only if they include significant new AI functionality developed during the hackathon.
• Participants must document what changes or new AI features were added.

App Store

• Submission to an app store is not required.
• If the project is not publicly available, participants must provide a testing environment (e.g., a demo link, a test account, or a simulator video).