Choose a network that interests you. Explore it. Visualize it. Then create something new with AI. Every entry becomes part of a living graph — a network of networks.
Six questions that take you from observation to creation.
Give your submission a title and describe the network you've chosen in no more than 250 words. It can be any network — social, biological, technological, ecological, or something entirely unexpected.
Create a visualization of your network. This must be your own work — a drawing, photograph, illustration, diagram, or video still. No online images. No AI-generated images.
Explain what the nodes (the things, the entities) of your network are. What are the individual elements that make up the network?
Explain what the edges (the connections, the relationships) of your network are. How do the nodes relate to each other?
What was surprising to you when you viewed your topic as a network? What did you see differently? What patterns emerged?
Now use any AI tool to create something new inspired by your network and your answers. It could be a visualization, a poem, a simulation, an app — anything. Share a link to what you made.
When you submit, something remarkable happens. Your entry is automatically analyzed and added to a live graph database powered by Neo4j AuraDB. Your network becomes a node. Your school becomes a node. The Network Literacy concepts you demonstrated become nodes. And all the connections between them become edges.
The competition itself is a network — a growing, living network of networks submitted by students around the world. You can explore the graph and the world map to see how your entry connects to others.
Questions 1–5 go live on the graph immediately. Question 6 (your AI creation) is reviewed by a human before it appears publicly.
Your student name and email are never displayed publicly. Entries are identified by their submission title, school, and grade.
Read the full rules, then submit your entry. It takes about 30 minutes.
