Globee Awards opens worldwide nominations for AI impact awards

Oct 7, 2026
The 19th annual Globee Awards for Impact is accepting worldwide nominations for AI achievements that have produced measurable results.

Globee Awards is accepting worldwide nominations for its 19th annual Globee Awards for Impact, the organization said in a press release. The program recognizes AI achievements that demonstrate measurable results in workplaces, businesses, products, services and industries.

Eligible work can involve generative AI, agentic AI, enterprise AI, machine learning, intelligent automation, health care, cybersecurity, financial services, manufacturing, customer experience, research, analytics and accessibility.

Professionals, teams, departments, companies and other organizations can submit achievements at local, regional or global scale. Entries will be assessed using defined scoring criteria through a merit based and data driven process involving professionals from multiple industries.

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