International AI Award Winner
The IAI Award was established in 2023 by the International AI Award Organization, a nonprofit dedicated to recognizing and celebrating outstanding achievements in AI innovation each year. The award aims to inspire enterprises to invest in AI design and applications, drive growth across the AI industry, and actively support students in pursuing their dreams and launching their entrepreneurial projects.
Since its founding, the IAI Award has attracted nearly 4,200 submissions from 31 countries — including France, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Denmark, Austria, the Czech Republic, Italy, Sweden, Poland, Ukraine, the United States, China, Indonesia, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, and Singapore. Participants have included students specializing in design, game development, and programming, as well as renowned robotics companies and big-data language learning enterprises, reflecting the award’s truly global reach.
Today, the IAI Award has become a prestigious platform where top engineers and designers around the world compete for recognition. Each year, many award-winning students, engineers, and designers leverage this recognition — along with coverage from partner media — to expand their reach to international markets, gaining valuable exposure and new business opportunities.
2025
The 3rd IAI Award, a rising star in the global AI community, officially announced this year’s list of winners today, July 31st! The 2025 competition attracted nearly 2,000 entries from 21 countries. After the preliminary review, 57 winners were shortlisted for the second round. Ultimately, the international jury selected 8 final winning works, including the GRAND PRIX.
2024
The 2nd IAI Award in 2024 drew nearly 1,400 submissions from 19 countries, including France, Japan, and the United States. Following a preliminary review, 45 entries advanced to the final round of judging. In the end, the international jury selected 8 outstanding works as the winners.
2023
In its inaugural year, the IAI Award attracted nearly 800 entries from 12 countries, with participants ranging from students to AI companies. After an initial screening, 29 entries progressed to the final round of judging. Ultimately, the international jury recognized 7 exceptional works as winners.