Policy Making · Ethics · Morals · Quiz

Human vs AI

PRIZE POOL₹1,00,000

TEAM SIZETeam 1–2

Policy & Ethics Cases + Open Innovation

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About the Event

Human vs AI is where judgement meets machines — debate policy, test ethics and take on a quiz about our AI future. The same skill every founder needs: reasoning fast and clearly under pressure, in front of people who’ll push back.

Every founder eventually has to defend a position they can’t fully prove yet — to an investor questioning the market, a customer questioning the price, a co-founder questioning the roadmap. That’s exactly the muscle this track trains: forming a real opinion on a hard, unresolved AI question and holding it up against someone actively trying to poke holes in it, in real time, with no script to fall back on.

It rewards the same thing a pitch does — clear thinking, fast reasoning and the composure to not fold the moment someone disagrees with you. Total prize pool: ₹1,00,000 across the rounds.

Rules

01Teams of 1–2 members.
02Rounds include a quiz, a debate and an ethics case.
03Use of AI assistance during the quiz is disqualified.
04Debate arguments must be reasoned and respectful.
05Judging is on knowledge, reasoning and articulation.

Submission

Videooptional

GitHuboptional

Video Rules

Maximum length: 5 minutes

A short introduction of your team
Your stance on a provided topic
Why you should reach the debate finals

Online Submission — Guidelines & Deliverables

Deadline: 26 September 2026 (Submission deadline)

What to submit

Written responses to TWO of the policy & ethics cases listed for this event — one response per case, each within its stated word limit, submitted as two separate PDFs (one PDF per case, uploaded in the "Response Document 1" and "Response Document 2" slots).
Each response must state a clear position and reasoning — not a summary of the problem.
A team introduction video (max 5 minutes) is optional but helps seeding for the debate finals.
Cite sources where you use specific facts or figures.

How to submit

Complete your registration payment — project submission stays locked until payment is confirmed.
Go to the Participant Dashboard at kaya.azmth.in/dashboard and sign in with your registered email (one-time code).
Open your registration card for this event and fill the Project Submission form: project title, description (what you built and how it answers the brief), and the links below.
Paste your GitHub / source URL, live demo URL and video / presentation URL into their fields. Put any deck or document link in the description if there is no dedicated field.
Hit Submit. You can come back and edit any field until the deadline — the last saved version is what gets judged.

Format & naming

All links must be public or unlisted and must stay live until results are announced — no login walls, no expiring links.
Videos: MP4, 1080p or higher, within the max length for this event. Host on YouTube (unlisted) or Google Drive (anyone-with-link).
Documents: PDF only. Name files as TeamID_Event_Deck.pdf (e.g. KT-2001_Hackathon_Deck.pdf).
Google Drive links must have "Anyone with the link – Viewer" access. Test it in an incognito window before submitting.

What gets you disqualified

Missing a mandatory deliverable at the deadline.
Broken, private or expired links that cannot be accessed by judges.
Work created before the event window, or plagiarised / AI-passed-off-as-original where the brief requires your own work.
Exceeding the stated word or time limits.

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