17/10/2026

IOAI Launches Worldwide Open Call for Academic Committee Members

The International Olympiad in Artificial Intelligence (IOAI) is a fast-growing global AI education community and academic competition for school students. To support its continued growth and strengthen academic excellence, technical rigour, fairness and global inclusion, the IOAI Board has approved a dedicated academic committee structure in accordance with the IOAI Regulations and launched a worldwide open call for applications.

Five Specialized Committees Open for Applications

IOAI invites researchers, educators and technical experts from around the world to apply for membership in one of the following committees:

  • International Scientific Committee (ISC)
  • GAITE (Global AI Talent Empowerment) Committee
  • IOAI²: AI Models Track Committee
  • International Team Challenge Committee
  • International Technical Committee

These committees will contribute to the continued development of IOAI, supporting its academic and technical activities and strengthening the quality, fairness and international reach of the Olympiad.

Membership and Application Process

Candidates may apply as Core Members or Academic Pool Members.

The Academic Pool serves as a talent reservoir for future committee activities and appointments. Admission to the Academic Pool does not guarantee appointment as a Core Member.

Applicants are encouraged to carefully review the committee roles, eligibility criteria, recruitment procedures and selection process before submitting their applications.

šŸ“„ Read the Full Recruitment and Selection Procedures

šŸ“ Submit Your Application

Help Shape the Future of AI Education

IOAI warmly welcomes applications from qualified professionals who are passionate about advancing AI education and supporting talented young people worldwide.

Bring your expertise to IOAI and help shape the future of youth AI competitions while nurturing the next generation of AI talent.

We encourage members of the global AI, academic and educational communities to share this opportunity with colleagues and professional networks.

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