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SDAIA Awards Medals to 44 Students from Over 25 Countries at the First International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence

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SDAIA Awards Medals to 44 Students from Over 25 Countries at the First International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence
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SDAIA Awards Medals to 44 Students from Over 25 Countries at the First International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence

2024-09-13 02:52 Last Updated At:03:15

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia, Sept. 13, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- His Excellency Dr. Esam Alwagait, Director of National Information Centre for the Saudi Authority for Data and Artificial Intelligence (SDAIA), honored the winners of the inaugural International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad. The event was organized by SDAIA in collaboration with the International Center for Research and Ethics of Artificial Intelligence (ICAIRE) and the International Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (IRCAI), under the patronage of UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization).

H.E. Dr. Alwagait awarded medals and honors to the winners during the third day of the Global AI Summit, which concluded today. A total of 8 students received gold medals, 16 earned silver, and 20 were awarded bronze. The winning students expressed their immense joy, noting that the victory inspires them to further develop their talents in fields related to artificial intelligence. They also expressed their hope for future opportunities to contribute to the advancement of AI and its potential to benefit humanity.

Over the course of three days, the students participated individually in AI Olympiad tests, with each country represented by a team of up to four students. On the first day, students undertook scientific tests lasting five hours. On the second day, they completed experimental tests, where they developed solutions to scientific problems using AI techniques on a specially designed platform. On the third day, participants faced practical tests that determined the winners. On the final day of the summit the winners were awarded prizes and medals, marking the conclusion of the world's first AI Olympiad.

The Olympiad served as an international platform for artificial intelligence competitions, bringing participants together and fostering active discussions to explore the diverse applications of AI. It aimed to encourage exceptionally talented young individuals in this rapidly growing field. Additionally, the Olympiad promoted the organization of AI competitions for secondary school students, motivating them to develop smart solutions through algorithm design, learning, data structuring, and programming. It provided an opportunity for students, AI specialists, and global influencers to engage with the future landscape of AI, stay abreast of the rapid advancements in the field, and equip young talent with cutting-edge technical skills.

SDAIA held the Olympiad to help strengthen international ties between technology and software experts, as well as artificial intelligence educators from various countries. The event also aimed to draw the attention of young people to these cutting-edge technologies and inspire other nations to organize similar competitions in the future.

Notably, participants from over 25 countries underwent training that included 15 virtual lectures focused on the scientific aspects of using the ZINDI platform. These tests aimed to motivate students to engage in the field of AI and equip them with the essential knowledge needed to excel in this area.

 As part of the preparations for the Olympiad, a series of virtual lectures on AI were offered through the Olympiad's website. These lectures aimed to prepare the international teams participating in the competition and enable students from around the world to benefit from the content, broadening their understanding of this critical field. Spanning five weeks, the lectures covered a range of topics related to the use of AI in various sectors, including an introduction to AI, the impact of AI on society in terms of ethics and justice, and the role of data in supporting businesses. Other topics included deep generation models, guided learning, AI research, learning assessment, reinforcement learning, and unsupervised learning.

The International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad (IAIO) was part of SDAIA's ongoing efforts to enhance Saudi Arabia's global standing as a leader in data and AI. It aligned with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals 2030 by raising awareness of the importance of these advanced technologies and equipping communities with the necessary knowledge and skills to master them.

Contact: Media@GlobalAISummit.org 

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SDAIA Awards Medals to 44 Students from Over 25 Countries at the First International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence

SDAIA Awards Medals to 44 Students from Over 25 Countries at the First International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence

SDAIA Awards Medals to 44 Students from Over 25 Countries at the First International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence

SDAIA Awards Medals to 44 Students from Over 25 Countries at the First International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence

SDAIA Awards Medals to 44 Students from Over 25 Countries at the First International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence

SDAIA Awards Medals to 44 Students from Over 25 Countries at the First International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence

Global Hit Streaming Series Reaches Top Spot on Netflix and Earns International Acclaim

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 18, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The groundbreaking Netflix series "3 Body Problem," produced in collaboration with The Three-Body Universe, has garnered six nominations at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards, including the prestigious Outstanding Drama Series prize. This recognition highlights the series' extraordinary production and global success.

According to official Netflix data, "3 Body Problem" topped Netflix's viewership charts, amassing over 46.6 million views within seven weeks of its release in March. With its broad appeal, the series drew a substantial international audience and ranked in the top ten across 93 countries and territories.

"The Three-Body Problem" trilogy stands as the leading Chinese novel series on the global stage. Translated into 35 languages, the trilogy has surpassed 30 million copies in sales and received over ten major international literary awards. The English version alone has sold more than 2.56 million copies, with a renewal fee of $1.25 million, setting a new benchmark for the export of Chinese literary rights overseas.

The Three-Body Universe (TBU), the exclusive global rightsholder for content development and commercial operations of "The Three-Body Problem" trilogy, continues to lead the IP industry with its innovative and captivating storytelling. The company's diverse portfolio spans film and television, pan-entertainment, interactive, and immersive experiences, with plans to release one to two major projects every year.

In addition to "3 Body Problem," TBU is also widely recognized for producing the hit Mandarin-language TV series "Three-Body." Beloved by Chinese audiences, the show has been broadcast on over 11 international television networks and streaming platforms, with Peacock distributing it in the U.S. The series has reached viewers across Asia, the Americas, Europe, and Oceania. "Three-Body" is also available on Tencent Video's international platform, WeTV, further extending its reach to ASEAN countries, as well as Arabic-, Spanish-, and Portuguese-speaking regions.

"The Three-Body Problem" IP has also expanded into a diverse range of cultural products. Its graphic novels have been commissioned for publication in 11 languages. Other successful adaptations include animated series, variety shows, VR/AR experiences, and immersive live events.

At the 2024 Shanghai International Film Festival, The Three-Body Universe CEO, Jilong (Cedric) Zhao spoke about the highly anticipated film adaptation of "The Three-Body Problem," set to be directed by Zhang Yimou. "We will bring together China's top creative talents and production expertise, working with industry-leading partners around the world to bring this film to the international stage." A veteran of IP development and operations, Zhao also shared his vision for the IP market. "2024 has seen the sensational debut of "3 Body Problem," marking the first year for the internationalization of the Three-Body franchise. The series achieved groundbreaking success in North American, Japanese, and Middle Eastern markets, which also drove a surge in book sales and Three-Body-themed merchandise. This triumph demonstrates the vast potential and promising future for the Three-Body IP and other Chinese intellectual properties on the global landscape."

Building on its current success, The Three-Body Universe is gearing up to develop its first animated feature film and video game for the global market. Through collaborating with world-class talents and business partners, The Three-Body Universe seeks to create groundbreaking, premium content that resonates with both domestic and international audiences, further expanding the reach and impact of the Three-Body IP worldwide.

For more information, please contact:

Emma NG, PR Dept., TBU
emma.ng@3body.com
WhatsApp: +86 15611739029

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"3 Body Problem" Nominated for Outstanding Drama Series at the 76th Primetime Emmy Awards

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