Purpose
Intel’s purpose is to 'create world-changing technology that improves the life of every person on the planet'.
Intel has a deep commitment to make technology inclusive and expand digital readiness for all.
AI is one such technology superpower that next-gen technologists can learn and build solutions to enrich our lives.
What is Intel® AI Global Impact Festival?
What is Intel® AI Global Impact Festival?
To celebrate and enrich lives with AI Innovation by next-gen technologists and future developers, Intel introduced the first annual AI Global Impact Festival in October 2021.
• 113,441 students along with global AI skilling ecosystem partners joined the inaugural festival from 135 countries.
• More than 230 exemplary AI innovations and best practices were showcased from 20 countries.
• 12 AI Impact projects were awarded the Global Grand Prize Awards for innovative AI that is enriching lives with Intel technologies.
Why it Matters?
Why it Matters?
AI is a new technology superpower that has the potential to impact all aspects of our lives, especially with increased digitalization of everything. Intel believes that demystifying and democratizing the AI technology for all is necessary step for digital readiness, especially for the diverse students, next-gen technologists, and future developers. Providing them with the opportunities and platform to learn, showcase, and celebrate impact of AI Innovations created by them and their peers is the right step. Intel is bringing an annual AI Global Impact Festival for them in collaboration with governments, academia, and communities involved in AI skilling.
Who Should Join?
Who Should Join?
Intel®AI Global Impact Festival is open for everyone to join:
• Students, Next-Gen Technologists, and Future Developers
• AI Faculties and Teachers
• Implementation Partners
• Government organizations involved in AI skilling
About Intel® AI Global Impact Festival 2022
The Intel® AI Global Impact Festival is an annual Digital Readiness celebration for next generation technologists and teachers, as well as academia, ecosystem, and government partners to showcase AI innovation and impact. In 2022, the Festival will be available on our virtual platform from September 1st through September 30th – with various engagement opportunities before and after the live event. Come Celebrate, Learn, and Compete to earn Intel digital badges, certificates, and awards!
Theme: Enriching Lives With AI Innovation
Key Dates
- September 1-30: Festival platform goes live
- September 27-28: Global Winner Announcement at Intel® Innovation
How to Participate: Celebrate-Learn-Compete
Celebrate
- Engage with AI: Join Selfie booth, Play AI Games, Social Wall
- Intel Leaders Inspirational Talks
- Spotlight: Festival 2021 Winners & Country AI Idea Wall
Learn
- Students and Faculties: AI Expert talks, Self paced, Immersive micro-learning series, Access 2021 Festival Resources
- Governments: Country Best Practices on AI Skilling, AI for Government Leaders Talks
- Implementation Partners: Country Best Practices on AI skilling
Compete
- Student Competition: Category called 'AI Impact Creators' (two age groups of 13-18 years & 18+ years)
- Faculty Competition: Category called 'AI Impact Shapers'
Intel® AI Global Impact Festival 2022 looks forward to welcoming you. If you have any questions, please contact info@aiglobalimpactfestival.org.
About the Inaugural Intel® AI Global Impact Festival 2021:
With theme on 'Enriching Lives with AI Innovation', the first annual Intel AI Global Impact Festival was introduced in 2021 (October 15-30) with Intel® Innovation digital event (October 27-28 2021), a new educational tech event for developers and industry Insiders. www.intel.com/innovation
Intel thanks you ALL for making the inaugural festival a huge success!
- More than 230 AI Innovation showcases from 20 Countries resulting in 56 awards
- 113,441 next-gen technologists from more than 135 countries
- 76 best practices for AI skilling from 22 government orgs, 42 influencer faculties, and 12 AI skilling partners
- 15,175 future developers from 60 countries completing Intel OpenVino microlearning