Caregiver AI Challenge Phase 1 — Track 1
Funds United States teams designing AI tools that support caregivers through ACL's Caregiver AI Challenge.
The Administration for Community Living runs Track 1 of the Caregiver AI Challenge as a COMPETES Act prize competition for AI tools that support caregivers. Phase 1 is the design phase and is currently open for applications.
A maximum of ten Track 1 Phase 1 applications can receive up to USD 100,000 each. ACL also says up to five solutions in named focus areas could receive an additional meritori…
Phase 1 design proposals for AI-enabled tools that support caregivers providing support to an individual in their home or community.
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