The winning team can earn up to $100,000 with the school's Samsung Technology and classroom resources, and can contribute to a total $2 million pool, along with access to mentorship and other program benefits.
Equip the next generation in the AI era
The use of artificial intelligence has skyrocketed over the past year, with AI emerging as a powerful tool to address real-world challenges, from improving public health to expanding accessibility and increasing disaster response. Recognizing that potential, Samsung focuses on ensuring youth and educators have the skills and knowledge to take responsibility and creatively use AI.
This year's Samsung Solve for Tomorrow Competition highlights hands-on learning with an emphasis on AI through a new global theme. Environmental sustainability through technology and Social change through sports and technology. By equipping both students and teachers with training, resources and mentorship, Samsung is preparing the next generation to apply AI and STEM skills in ways that will make a meaningful impact on schools and communities.
All participating educators offer free professional development in AI, design thinking, entrepreneurship and storytelling, and have access to Samsung's Teacher Academy.
Legacy of innovation and community impact
The 15th Samsung will settle for tomorrow's Pitch & Release event, which will be held in Washington on Monday, April 28th, 2025. (Joy Asico-Smith/AP content service SAMSING SOLIVE will be tomorrow)
Since its founding, Samsung Solve for Tomorrow has become a global movement, attracting 2.9 million students in 68 countries. Over the past 15 years, the program has equipped young people with tools to think critically, solve complex challenges and encourage change, whether they ultimately pursue a STEM career or not.
In the US, when the program began, Samsung Solve for Tomorrow helped to grow a community of student innovators, educators and mentors dedicated to building a brighter, more inclusive future through technology.
