AI Poverty Challenge

AI Poverty Challenge is sponsored by Various (including Schmidt Futures). This challenge offers three $1 million awards for breakthrough AI solutions aimed at fighting poverty in the U. S.

THREE $1 MILLION AWARDS FOR BREAKTHROUGH AI SOLUTIONS TO FIGHT POVERTY IN THE U.S. The Results About FAQ Participant Readiness Timeline Application Scoring Process Education Financial Empowerment Workforce Evaluation Rules News / Updates AI has game-changing potential to impact poverty only if we intentionally harness it to broaden opportunity rather than allowing it to exacerbate inequities and inequality.

Robin Hood’s AI Poverty Challenge aims to identify breakthrough solutions that deliver results and inspire more efforts to use the powerful capabilities of AI in service of expanding upward mobility from poverty. The Challenge is broad – it is open to nonprofits, for-profits and government agencies based anywhere in the United States, and both new ideas and existing solutions are welcome (see eligibility ).

Any questions about the challenge, please be in touch ! As artificial intelligence evolves at an increasing pace, more effort is needed to direct its potential toward the goal of increasing upward mobility from poverty. The AI Poverty Challenge seeks high impact solutions in the fields of education, workforce, and financial empowerment.

High quality education – from early childhood development to graduate programs – is essential to enable people to fulfill their full potential. Financial and social services help people manage challenges and facilitate pathways to economic security. Jobs with family-supporting wages and opportunities for career advancement are essential for upward mobility.

Here are key steps to join Robin Hood’s AI Poverty Challenge. Email us with questions. Before registering, complete our readiness quiz to help determine eligibility and to ensure that your solution is a strong fit for the AI Poverty Challenge.

After assessing your fit through the readiness quiz , register for the AI Poverty Challenge by Wednesday, June 26, 2024 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time. Registration is required in order to participate. Once you have registered for the AI Poverty Challenge, complete and submit your application no later than Tuesday, July 16, 2024 at 5:00 PM Eastern Time.

Valid applications will be scored by five Evaluation Panel judges. Scores are normalized to ensure fairness. Informed by Evaluation Panel results, Robin Hood will review top-scoring submissions to select up to nine Finalists who will receive up to $100,000 and the opportunity to receive one of three $1 million awards.

The Selection Committee will recommend up to three awardees to each receive a $1 million Robin Hood AI Poverty Challenge award. Robin Hood elevates New Yorkers out of poverty by identifying and supporting high-impact community organizations, partnering with government, and advocating for what works so that New York City can be an engine of opportunity and upward mobility for all.

The GitLab Foundation, an independent global private foundation associated with GitLab, Inc., is investing in people and accelerating ways for people to gain the skills and opportunities to increase their lifetime earnings. The mission of the Bezos Family Foundation is to invest in the science of learning and the experiences that youth need from birth to high school to pursue their own path for success.

Deloitte provides industry-leading audit, consulting, tax, and advisory services to many of the world's most admired brands, including nearly 90% of the Fortune 500® and more than 7,000 private companies. Let’s work together to elevate families out of poverty and expand upward mobility. Carrot helps organizations build competitions that engage new talent and deliver groundbreaking solutions.