AI Innovators Arena

About the Event

The preliminary round consists of an objective quiz comprising MCQs designed to assess participant's fundamental knowledge of Artificial Intelligence. Qualified teams will then be given three AI-based challenges simultaneously and must complete them within the allotted time. The challenges assess creativity, prompt engineering, AI-assisted development, and problem-solving skills.

Key Event Highlights

• Prelims Screening: 10-minute AI knowledge quiz (MCQs) testing GenAI & prompt concepts.
• Mains Challenge: 3-hour intensive session featuring 4 simultaneous AI challenges.
• AI-Assisted Workflows: Leverage tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Copilot effectively.
• Evaluation Focus: Assessed on prompt engineering quality, output accuracy, and functional completeness.

Mains Tasks

• Image Reverse Engineering: Recreate the given image as accurately as possible using AI image generation tools through effective prompt engineering.
• AI-Assisted Website Development: Design and develop a functional, responsive website based on the provided problem statement and requirements using AI-powered development tools.
• LLM-Based Solution Development: Build an AI solution powered by a Large Language Model (LLM) that meets the specified problem requirements and demonstrates practical functionality.
• AI-Generated Podcast Video: Create a high-quality podcast-style video using AI tools, incorporating AI-generated visuals, and editing based on the given topic or scenario.

Prelims — AI Quiz

The preliminary round consists of an objective quiz covering the fundamental concepts of Artificial Intelligence and Generative AI.

Duration: 10 Minutes    Questions: MCQs

Qualification: The highest-scoring teams will advance to the Prompting Challenge.

Mains — Prompting Challenge

Qualified teams will be given three AI-based challenges simultaneously and must complete them within the allotted time.

Duration: 3 Hours

Evaluation Criteria

• Accuracy
• Creativity
• Implementation Quality
• Functionality
• Efficient Use of AI Tools
• Problem-Solving Approach

Rules & Regulations

1. Participation is allowed only in teams of two members.
2. Participants must carry a valid college ID card for verification.
3. Participants must provide valid contact details during registration. The organizers are not responsible for missed communications due to incorrect or invalid information.
4. Each team will be provided with one computer system for the duration of the event.
5. Teams must report to the venue at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time.
6. Only teams qualifying in the Prelims are eligible to participate in the Mains.
7. During the Prelims, the use of mobile phones, smart devices, external AI tools, and internet browsing is strictly prohibited.
8. During the Mains, internet access is permitted only for the designated AI tools specified by the organizers.
9. The use of mobile phones, personal messaging, communication with other teams, or sharing prompts and code during the Mains is strictly prohibited.
10. Plagiarism, the use of unauthorized pre-built templates, external assistance, impersonation, or any unfair means will result in immediate disqualification.
11. Teams will be evaluated based on prompt quality, visual accuracy, UI/UX, functional completeness, and the logical correctness of AI-generated responses, as applicable to the challenge.
12. All required submissions, including prompts, generated outputs, source code, web links, and response logs, must be submitted through the designated portal before the time limit expires.
13. In the event of a tie, the team with the higher evaluation score will be ranked higher. If the tie persists, the team with the earliest valid submission will be given preference.
14. The decision of the judges and the organizing committee shall be final and binding.

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