More than 300 candidates in Ho Chi Minh City compete in artificial intelligence challenge

AI Challenge is a contest hosted by the Department of Information and Communications of Ho Chi Minh City, in coordination with the Ho Chi Minh City National University, the Department of Science and Technology, the Departmentof Education and Training, the City Youth Union, the City Informatics Association (HCA), and the Center for Youth Science and Technology Development.

Hơn 300 thí sinh ở TP HCM tranh tài thử thách trí tuệ nhân tạo- Ảnh 1. — The final round of the competition took place at Ho Chi Minh City University of Technical Education.

After more than 3 months of implementation, the contest attracted more than 3,000 contestants who are students studying in Ho Chi Minh City to register to participate. After the qualifying rounds, 340 contestants with the best results were selected for the finals.

According to Mr. Vo Minh Thanh, Deputy Director of the Department of Information and Communications of Ho Chi Minh City, the contest aims to create opportunities for contestants in the field of AI to test new data query solutions. Through that, they will seek and develop quality human resources for the information technology and AI industry. The application of the solutions of the contestants to identify and analyze image data and surveillance videos will contribute to improving the national security and defense capabilities of the country in general and the development of Ho Chi Minh City in particular.

Hơn 300 thí sinh ở TP HCM tranh tài thử thách trí tuệ nhân tạo- Ảnh 2.

Hơn 300 thí sinh ở TP HCM tranh tài thử thách trí tuệ nhân tạo- Ảnh 3.

Total prize value of the contest is over 200 million VND

Hơn 300 thí sinh ở TP HCM tranh tài thử thách trí tuệ nhân tạo- Ảnh 4. — The server system used for online submission and grading is DRES, which is in accordance with international standards.

In the final round, contestants use software and artificial intelligence tools built by their own teams to solve query problems in the data warehouse provided by the organizers.

The organizers require teams to perform Know-Item Search queries (search for pre-described objects) including text queries and image or video queries.

In particular, this year's competition also has Professor Cathal Gurrin - founder of the world Lifelog Search Challenge, participating in the expert council. The competition is expected to announce the results and award prizes in November 2024.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/hon-300-thi-sinh-o-tp-hcm-tranh-tai-thu-thach-tri-tue-nhan-tao-196241020184959262.htm