To ensure a smooth judging process and to maximize your project's impact, please prepare the following for your submission:

Write-Up

Your project submission must include a comprehensive write-up that addresses the following key points:

• Project Inspiration: Share the motivation behind your project. This could include the problems you're aiming to solve, any personal experiences that led to the idea, or why you believe your project matters in the context of generative AI and sustainable development goals.
• Technology Stack: Detail the technologies, frameworks, and tools you utilized to bring your project to life. Please include:
• Languages: List the programming languages used.
• Frameworks and Libraries: Mention any frameworks or libraries that played a critical role.
• Platforms: Highlight any platforms or cloud services (e.g., Google Cloud) that your project leverages.
• Tools: Any other tools or software that were essential to your development process.
• Product Summary: Provide a clear and concise summary of what your product does. Describe its features, the user experience, and how it addresses the problem(s) you identified. Highlight any innovative aspects of your solution and how it utilizes AI or other technologies to achieve its goals.

Code

• GitHub Repository: Include a link to the public GitHub repository containing your project's code. Ensure the repository is well-organized and contains a README file with setup instructions and an overview of the project.
• Important: Your project will not be eligible for judging if the GitHub link is not provided or if the repository is not accessible by the judges.

  Submission Guidelines:

• Commits: To maintain the integrity of the competition, ensure there are no commits to the repository before the official start of the hackathon. Any commits made before this time could disqualify your project.
• README File: The README should effectively communicate what your project is, how to set it up, and any other necessary documentation to understand its structure and functionality.

Virtual hackers are expected to adhere to the same guidelines and practices as In-Person hackers. However, the key distinction lies in the judging process, which takes place virtually over Zoom, with a panel of virtual judges. These hackers exclusively compete for the Best Virtual Hack prize category.

By adhering to these submission requirements, you ensure that judges can fairly assess your project and appreciate the hard work and innovation that went into its development. We look forward to seeing how your ideas will push the boundaries of what's possible with AI!