Emma Lin
Rules Committee
- 01. Draft competition guidelines for all three tracks — LLM, Applied, Open
- 02. Define submission requirements, eligibility, and format constraints
- 03. Build judging rubrics with track-specific criteria
- 04. Oversee fair play — equal access to info, resources, and support
- 05. Resolve rule clarifications, edge cases, and disputes
- 06. Coordinate track-specific judging panels with domain expertise
- 07. Maintain the rulebook and code of conduct throughout the event
Athlete Card
Hello everyone, I'm Emma Lin, and I am the Rules Coordinator for this year's GIBC. I oversee the competition framework — ensuring every track runs with clear, fair, and consistent guidelines from registration through judging. I first got involved with GIBC through a friend who invited me to represent my school and help bridge the competition across international and American schools.
My experience in AI creative competitions deepened my passion for structured innovation. I believe great work happens when the rules are clear and the playing field is level. Beyond competition design, I am a national canoe polo athlete representing Chinese Taipei — the same discipline, strategy, and teamwork I rely on in the pool carry into how I approach coordination.
Rulebook
Eligibility, submission format, judging criteria, code of conduct.
Fair Play
Equal access to information and opportunities for all teams.
Judging
Coordinating track-specific judges with domain expertise.
Water
National canoe polo — team strategy, positioning, endurance.
Navigation
Guiding teams through the competition lifecycle.
Mediation
Resolving edge cases and maintaining constructive environment.