What to Build

1. Identify a problem: Identify a problem that can be solved using AI/ML. For example, you could create a chatbot to provide customer support or a recommendation system for online shopping.

2. Explore data sets: Look for interesting data sets that you can use for your project. This could be anything from social media data to financial data.

3. Brainstorm ideas: Brainstorm ideas with your team or alone, based on your problem statement and the data you have collected. You can also check out past AI/ML hackathon projects to get inspiration.

4. Choose a specific problem: Once you have a list of ideas, choose a specific problem that you want to solve. Be sure to consider the feasibility and scalability of your idea.

5. Develop a plan: Create a development plan for your project. Determine what tools and resources you will need and set milestones for your progress.

What to Submit

For Round-1 (Shortlisting) participants must adhere to the following guidelines-:

1. During registration, participants must submit a PowerPoint presentation (ppt) that outlines their idea in detail. The ppt should be no longer than 5 slides and should include information about the problem the idea solves, the proposed solution, and the expected impact of the solution.

2. In addition to the ppt, participants must submit a video showcasing the front-end implementation of their idea. The video should be no longer than 5 minutes and should demonstrate how the solution would work in practice.

3. The submitted ppt and video should be original work created by the participant and should not contain any copyrighted material.

4. Participants can submit their ideas as part of a team of up to 3-5 members.

5. The submission deadline for ideas is [21st April ‘23 03:59 P.M.]. Any submissions received after this deadline will not be considered.

6. A panel of judges will review all submissions and select the top ideas based on their innovation, feasibility, and potential impact.

7. The selected teams will be notified via email and will be invited to participate in the hackathon to develop their idea further.

8. The judges' decision is final, and no correspondence will be entered into regarding the outcome of the selection process.

9. By submitting an idea, participants agree to the hackathon's terms and conditions.

PPT Contents:

1. Problem statement: Clearly explain the problem that your project aims to solve using AI/ML.

2. Solution description: Describe how your project solves the problem using AI/ML techniques. Include details about the algorithms, data sets, and models that you used.

3. Technical details: Provide technical details about how your project was developed, such as the programming languages and frameworks used, the architecture of the system, and any third-party tools or libraries used.

4. Results and evaluation: Describe how you evaluated the performance of your project and include any metrics that demonstrate its effectiveness.

5. Future work: Discuss any future plans you have for improving your project or expanding its capabilities.

6. Video Link: Link to the video demonstrating the working prototype of your idea.