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​TKEthics Global Olympiad

Empowering Future Leaders in AI Ethics

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AI is transforming our lives at an unprecedented pace. As AI applications become widespread, ethical issues are increasingly coming to the forefront. We invite you to join this tournament on AI ethics and explore the future of AI with us!

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The TKEthics Global Olympiad, an event characterized by competition and cooperation,  offers a unique opportunity to develop students' critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills in the context of modern technological advancements. The event encourages students to engage in thoughtful deliberation on ethical issues, reflecting the intricate moral and political interactions within our increasingly digital society. Each year, relevant and age-appropriate ethical cases, often focusing on contemporary technological dilemmas, are released to assist coaches in preparing their students for the event. This tournament differentiates itself from traditional debates by allowing students to advocate for beliefs they genuinely uphold, rather than assigned opposing positions.

Event Format 

This is an online event, allowing regional and remote teams to easily participate. All teams from across the world can engage in this competition, promoting global interaction. 

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Ethical Cases & Information Kits

Once registration is confirmed, ethical cases and detailed information kits for both coaches and students will be provided.

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Judging Panel

Judges are experienced debate coaches and experts holding degrees in philosophy. They will provide professional evaluations and feedback on your team’s performance.

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Registration Fees

  • Early Bird Registration: $240 (teams of 3-5) (Deadline: January 20th, 2025)

  • Regular Registration: $300 (teams of 3-5)

  • Registration closes: Feb 15th

Awards

All participants will receive a certificate of participation. The top middle school team (students in Grades 6-9) will receive the top middle school performance award. A separate prize category will be available for teams from non-English-speaking (ESL) schools. There will also be an open category for additional prize opportunities. Top-performing teams will be invited to the finals, with the date and location to be determined.

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Refund Policy

Payments are required upon registration to secure your spot. Invoices for individual team members are not available. If the event is canceled, schools/teams can opt for a full refund or transfer to the next Ethics Olympiad. Refunds (minus a 10% administration fee) are available up to two months before the event. No refunds will be issued after that point, due to prior event costs.

Upcoming Tournaments

2025 Spring TKEthics Global Olympiad

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February 28 & March 1, 2025

6:00 PM EST

Students in Grades 6-12

Invitation and Schedule

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*School based teams outside of the US or Canada can find additional competition at Modus Ponens Institute.

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Register Now

For assistance, contact: info@tkethics.org

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Tournament Results

2024 Fall Tkethics Global Olympiad

Open Division

  • Gold Medal: Team Pythagoras
    (Eric, Michael, Ethni, Chase, Stephanie)

  • Silver Medal: Diogenes (Middle School Team)
    (Eleanor, Mia, Dahlia, Reya, Emilia)

  • Bronze Medal: Team Parfit
    (Qinrong (Anny), Anthony, Eirena, Zhiyuan (Jerry)

 

Middle School Division

  • Gold Medal: Team Locke
    (Ruilin, James, Darren, Ethan)

  • Silver Medal: Team Socrates
    (Isaac, Nina, Jeason, Steven, Eason)

  • Bronze Medal: Team Leibniz 
    (Moxi, Laura, William)

 

Top International Team: Aristotle (Olivia, Yishan (Noelle), Winston).

 

Honorable Mentions: 

  • Team Plato (Xing (Elsa), Ziyue (Abby), Liqian (Eric), James)

  • Team Hegel (Derek, Austin, Liam)

  • Team Hobbes (listed above)

  • Team Parfit (listed above)

  • Team Russel (Angela, Jordan, Alpha, Angel, Mushel). 

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