This year, for the first time, the global hackathon - Teens in AI 2024 was organized by the School of Information Technologies of Alte University in Georgia.
At the end of the project, 3 winning teams of Teens in AI Georgia 2024 were identified and awarded with special prizes.
The mentor-coordinator of the first place team "Carrier Connection" was Nodar Lagurashvili, a student of the computer science program of Alte University. The video about the team's work was sent to the international jury of the project, which will name the winner on April 25.
The members of the winning team - "Carrier Connection" created a chatbot Nodo based on artificial intelligence, which helps young people, based on their interests and skills, in career planning, choosing the desired profession, university and faculty and searching for information.
First place team - Carrier Connection
Team members:
Mariam Tsintsadze - XI class, Guria, Chokhatauri;
Anri Lomtatidze - XI class, Guria, Chokhatauri;
Iako Khukhunaishvili - XI class, Guria, Chokhatauri;
Sofia Tavdiashvili - IX class, Guria, Ozurgeti;
Mentor-coordinator - Nodo Lagurashvili, student of computer science program of Alte University;
Tech mentor - Zhana Orkodashvili - data analyst;
Mentor of Design Thinking - Salome Mukhashavria - Alte University lecturer;
AI mentor - Mariam Lomishvili - computer engineering student at San Diego State University.
The second place was shared by two teams: GPT Nation and Code – AI.
GPT Nation team members:
Alexander Jelia;
Gvantsa Mamulashvili;
Nika Abuladze;
Giorgi Gobadze;
Mentor-consultant - Masha Khabalashvili.
Code – AI team members:
Ani Giorgobiani;
Anna Mshvildadze;
Zaza Jamaspishvili;
Tekla Bluashvili;
Mentor-consultant - Nika Beridze.
The GPT Nation project partner, the United Nations Association of Georgia, within the framework of the USAID program "Unity in Diversity", awarded the AI-inteligentsia team chosen by the jury, which was composed of members of the Kutaisi and Marneuli Youth Centers.
Jury members of the project:
Nana Dikhaminjia - Director of the International Relations Department of Alte University;
Giorgi Abashishvili - Dean of Alte University Business School;
Muro Takalandze - Head of Education and Youth Programs of the United Nations Association of Georgia;
Zurab Pertaya - founder of Edutech;
Temur Chichua - head of the software of the Association of Artificial Intelligence of Georgia.
The Teens in AI 2024 global hackathon was held in Georgia for the first time this year by the Alte University School of Information Technologies, and it was completely voluntary. The project aimed to popularize artificial intelligence and raise awareness in this direction among students.
Detailed information about the project can be found in the article: https://bit.ly/3JixNAJ
