A university-wide event where Temple students use today's AI tools to design applications, services, and pipelines that make Temple work better in teaching, student support, campus operations, and research. Teams work on real needs contributed by Temple units or propose their own. The strongest projects don't end at demo day. IBIT supports the continued development and deployment of selected ideas on campus.
Congratulations to Our Winners!
AI Build Challenge Demo Day, November 6
Agentic Academic Advisor
Team 29: Celina Sawizki, Abel Mathews, Ekene Nwafor, To Yeung Ho
TemplePulse
Real-time, AI-powered campus discovery connecting students to events, food, and community
Team 1: Elizabet Uritsky, Katie Huynh, John Henderson, Roman Carr
JST Credit Review
Turning Military Experience into Academic Opportunity
Team 21: Kumail Hassan, Ashley Shobari
Thank you to every team that took part, and to our judges, mentors, sponsors, and volunteers. See all teams
Sponsored by
In partnership with the DS-AI@Temple Network and the Loretta C. Duckworth Scholars Studio
WHO
All Temple students, undergraduate and graduate, from every school and college. No coding experience required. Faculty and staff are welcome on student teams.
WHAT
Interdisciplinary teams of 3 to 5 build AI-powered prototypes that solve real Temple problems. Teams work part-time around classes over ten days, with mentor support along the way.
KICKOFF
Wednesday, October 28
3:30 to 5:00 pm
Charles Library, First Floor Event Space
Also available on Zoom
DEMO DAY
Friday, November 6
3:00 pm, may run past 5:00 pm
Alter Hall, Room 031
Submit a problem for student teams to tackle, mentor a team during the build days, serve as a judge at demo day, or support the challenge as a sponsor.
Konstantin Bauman (Chair), Fox School of Business; DS-AI@Temple; IBIT
Alex Wermer-Colan, Duckworth Scholars Studio, Temple Libraries
Andrew Iliadis, Klein College of Media and Communication; DS-AI@Temple
Shiv Hiremath, College of Public Health; DS-AI@Temple
Konstantin Bauman, Fox School of Business · kbauman@temple.edu