Polish AI Olympiad
Artificial intelligence is becoming a world-wide strategic field, in a very broad sense: from education, technology and industry to economy. We want to create a new competition for high school students interested in this branch of knowledge. We believe that, following the examples of the Mathematics Olympiad or the Computer Science Olympiad, our initiative will increase interest in this field and create a large group of passionate experts in artificial intelligence.
Similar initiatives are now emerging in many countries, as well as at the international level: on August 9-15, 2024, the first-ever International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad will be held in Burgas, Bulgaria. Poland will be represented by a 4-member team, which will be selected by the national Artificial Intelligence Olympiad.Â
Educational materials
The themes and nature of the tasks will be analogous to those of the International Olympiad, which are described on the IOAI website.Â
AI programming requires advanced mathematical and programming knowledge, which is why we plan to publish educational materials during the first (online) stage of the Olympiad, to help participants prepare for the competition. These materials will be available from April 22 on our website.
How to participate?
To express the desire to participate, one must fill out the form .
Timeline of the AI Olympiad
Stage I: online, April 22 – May 31, 2024.Â
In the first stage, participants will solve tasks independently at home and then submit them to the Task Committee for evaluation. We will soon announce how many tasks are to be expected and the criteria of evaluation. Participants who score the highest number of points will be invited to the second stage.
Stage II: June 15 – 21, 2024.
In the second stage, about 20-30 participants selected in the first round will compete for a spot on the 4-person team that will represent Poland at the International Olympiad in Bulgaria. The second stage will take the form of a scientific camp held in Krzyżowa (Lower Silesian Voivodeship). The organizers will cover the cost of participation for invited participants.
Organizers
The Artificial Intelligence Olympiad is organized by the:
The Olympiad is coordinated by:
Contact:Â oai@cs.uni.wroc.pl
Sponsors
Partners
Code of conduct
The AI Olympiad acknowledges and embraces the diversity of its community and promotes mutual respect and understanding among all involved, including the participants and organizers. The Olympiad strives to provide equal chances, opportunities and treatment regardless of religions or lack of them, beliefs, ethnicities, disabilities, gender identities, and sexual orientations.
We accept the participants for who they are and want everybody involved to feel comfortable and included.
We do not accept any form of harassment or unequal treatment, in particular due to religions or lack of them, beliefs, ethnicity, disabilities, gender identities, and sexual orientations.
If you find yourself in an uncomfortable situation or observe someone who has, please notify the organizers.
Please keep your eyes open for others who may be excluded or objectified and make an effort to include them.
Failure to comply with the code of conduct may result in exclusion from the Olympiad.