Competition Phase — From Ideas to AI Solutions
The Republican–International Round of the International Interscholastic AI Olympiad brought together 305 students from 6 countries, marking the first time the Olympiad reached a national and global scale.
The International-Interscholastic AI Olympiad was founded and organized by Juneyd Ganbarov, who designed its individual-based format, evaluation criteria, and project-oriented approach.
Participants competed individually, developing AI-based projects that demonstrated:
- clear problem identification,
- logically structured AI methodology,
- originality and innovation,
- and potential real-world impact.
A technical briefing was conducted online after registration, where participants were introduced to the evaluation rubric, submission format, and expectations for AI-based research and development.
The final deadline for AI project submissions was April 30, 2025.
Projects
were evaluated according to four key criteria:
✔ Innovation & Creativity
✔ Technical Implementation
✔ Problem Understanding & Logic
✔ Presentation & Real-World
Relevance
Despite being an international event, the Olympiad maintained its core principle: individual work only, highlighting personal effort, creativity, and responsibility in AI development.
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