Millennium AI Creators Championship 2026 Winners Announced
The Millennium Group of Schools announces winners of the Millennium AI Creators Championship 2026, focusing on responsible and ethical AI use.
The Millennium Group of Schools has officially unveiled the winners of the Millennium AI Creators Championship 2026. This national initiative successfully brought together young minds from across India to explore the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and human creativity, focusing on building a responsible and ethical future in technology.
Vision for Sustainable and Intelligent Futures
Centered around the theme ‘Sustainable Cities. Intelligent Futures.’, the championship challenged students to envision how AI can solve real-world problems. The goal was to inspire the next generation to use technology to create cleaner, greener, kinder, and more inclusive urban environments. The event saw participation from students in Grades 5 to 12 nationwide, with Times Now serving as the Official Broadcast Partner.
The Winners: Celebrating Young Innovation
The competition was divided into three distinct age-specific categories, each testing a different facet of digital creativity:
- Grades 5–7: Storytelling Challenge
- Vishuddhi Jain
- Angad Mehta
- Aarav Mahajan
- Grades 8–9: Song Creation Challenge
- Ibrahim Siddiqui
- Hadiya Noor
- Rehan
- Grades 10–12: Short Film Challenge
- Karanjot Singh
- Krishna Chaudhary
- Abhiraj Sanjay Mokashi
Empowering the Next Generation of Tech Leaders
Beyond the competition, participants were given access to expert-led sessions on critical modern skills, including prompt engineering, AI ethics, and digital citizenship. This ensured that the students understood that responsible AI use is rooted in human imagination and critical thinking.
Neha Vaz, Head of Events & Strategic Alliances at The Millennium Group of Schools, noted that the entries demonstrated how students can use AI as a tool to explore ideas and engage with real-world challenges rather than just for simple creation.
Dr. Priyanka Jain, Head of Academics at The Millennium Group of Schools, added that the championship provided a platform for students to engage with technology through inquiry and problem-solving, emphasizing that technical capability must be balanced with ethical awareness.
Rewards and Future Opportunities
The top 15 national winners will receive significant rewards to further their technical journeys, including:
- An exclusive, fully sponsored AI Fellowship powered by TechnoKids in association with Knowledge Hub.
- Advanced learning and coding opportunities to enhance future-ready skills.
- Robotics kits from E-BOT Plus, designed for practical learning in Computer Science, Coding, AI, and Robotics.