List of hackathons about ai in 2020

Although many people are creating work on the economic or health impact about coronavirus, there are few projects combining the two outcomes throughout their analysis. Coronavirus is an acute health problem, but the way we exit lockdown will also affect our lives for years and maybe decades to come. People need answers now, and the plan is to move quickly to understand how each of the possible exit strategies will play out. By releasing this information on a weekly basis, we will allow key decision-makers, reporters and the public to make the best-informed decisions they can. See the project page here You can see some overview slides here The project will be completely virtual with teams forming around key themes identified by economic and health experts. Teams will be a mixture of these experts combined with machine learning and data science specialists. This project will officially start on the 18th May with a kickoff call and briefing. Over the coming week, there will be communications regarding slack channels, team formation and other details. So please sign up here to make sure you’re included. Some early details can be found in this working document Key Dates: Kick-off - Monday 18th May First Weekly Update - Monday 25th May Second Weekly Update - Monday 1st June Please note that although it will take place over several weeks, you will not be required to participate on a full-time basis. All participants will be credited for any and all work they contribute

All you need to do is to upload a document of your idea. Yes! That it. The ideas will be judged based on innovation, novelty, and feasibility.

Hitachi Vantara is hosting the DataOps.NEXT virtual conference on May 14th, 2020 to help you discover ways to solve your complex data management issues across your entire data lifecycle – data onboarding and preparation, governance and agility, analytics and machine learning, and data fabric optimization. Join this virtual conference today to listen to over 30 industry experts sharing fresh and practical insights.

We know that innovation comes in dimensions, so we have created Afrikathon, which will converge world class talents across Africa to profer lasting solutions to one of the continent's challenges, unemployment, amongst others thereby impacting lives and improving economies. Registrations are open for our Africa-Wide Hackathon where anyone can use Design Thinking, form teams across the continent and create solutions to tackle problem of unemployment & job opportunities, in Africa. In the wake of COVID-19, we need to find innovative ways to create more jobs. Register herehttps://kente.afrikathon.org/register Visit our Websitehttps://afrikathon.org

Copernicus Hackathon in Athens RELOADED! Following 2018 and 2019, the Copernicus Hackathon returns to Athens for a 3rd edition, on 8-9 May 2020. For one more time the Athens CopHack will give you the chance to meet people that share the same interest with you on the ways Space Technologies can be used to explore a multitude of application fields on Earth. Together with other enthusiastic people you will get free access to Copernicus space data, DIAS services and support from mentors and the option to follow several business and technical workshops. Participation is for free.

Data scientists, machine learning engineers, data-driven coders, and techies in Schleswig-Holstein! You're invited to participate in the Coding.Waterkant online hackathon event. The event will have a focus on data science and AI! You can join with a team, or find team-mates at the start of the event. You'll be presented with real data from Windfinder, the Institute for World Economy, Geomar, the state of Schleswig-Holstein, and many more. All participants will be informed of data structures ahead of time, so your team can start coding right away! The event takes place online and communication will be handled via live streams and online collaboration tools like Mattermost and Devpost. You'll have access to experts from the fields of Machine Learning, Deep Learning, NLP, and Data-Science.

Pôle Emploi lance un véritable appel à projets pour faire émerger des solutions innovantes afin d’aider les demandeurs d'emploi à accéder à une solution logement dans le cadre d'une reprise d'emploi ou d'une formation en Ile-de-France. Les 3 sous-thématiques-clés sont : Faciliter et accélérer les démarches Mieux informer Proposer de nouvelles fonctionnalités pour améliorer le service Les startups/équipes devront soumettre leur solution via la plateforme idéation du challenge avant le 14 juin 2020. Elles auront également accès aux données et APIs de Pôle Emploi et Action Logement, pourront compléter leur équipe et échanger avec les mentors. Les équipes finalistes pitcheront en ligne leur solution au jury final le vendredi 19 juin. La startup gagnante remportera 8 000 €, et pourra se voir proposer une incubation ou un accompagnement - en fonction de son niveau de maturité - de 6 mois avec Paris&Co, pour implémenter sa solution en Ile-de-France avant la fin de l'année. Le challenge est ouvert aux startups, petites SSII et aux experts en freelance (AI, AR, VR, blockchain, etc.).

As a participant, you get the following: A weekend of innovation and fun with 160 smartest peers Interaction with top tech companies in the region Workshops and talks by experienced professionals (more info on that later) Free food, drinks & swag Prizes We aim to: Connect students and graduates with IT experts and tech companies Create international experience Create largest hackathon in the region

** Planning for this event is currently ON HOLD. Please stay tuned for updated event details. ** Hackers and techies in the US! The National Security Innovation Network (NSIN) invites you to participate in "Seeing Into the Unknown – A Dense Urban Hackathon”. At this event, teams will compete to develop an innovative solution for sensing, mapping, and understanding interior spaces, both above and below ground. The goal is to create tools that allow first responders and military operators to understand, at a moment’s notice, what is going on inside buildings and subterranean spaces in dense urban environments. Project teams will compete to win one of three contracts to collaborate with NSIN to further develop their prototype. Winning projects will be selected based on their ability to: Detect Physical Characteristics, Detect Activity, Deliver Data, and Display Information.

Data scientists, software engineers, developers, designers, problem-solvers, storytellers, and others passionate about the health of the Chesapeake Bay! Women in Data Science and Booz Allen Hamilton invite you to participate in Hack the Bay 2020. At this event, you'll be challenged to create innovative projects that can help the Chesapeake Monitoring Cooperative communicate, monitor, and improve the health of the Bay. Come with a team of 4-5 people, or join one at the event. You'll be asked to select one of the following challenges Challenge 1: Developing a Restoration Case Study Challenge 2: Identifying Data Gaps Challenge 3: Modeling the Flow of Water Pollution Challenge 4: Designing a Water Quality Report Card You may brainstorm your project idea before the event, but coding or development work can only begin once the event officially kicks-off. Then you can collaborate and compete for recognition and prizes.