- What counts as a project made with AI?
- Anything where AI did real work you can describe: generation, extraction, classification, synthesis, review, or automation. The bar is not how much AI was used but whether you can explain what it did, what you decided, and how you checked it.
- Do I need to be a professional developer to submit?
- No. Some of the most useful entries come from people solving a specific problem in their own work with no engineering background. What matters is that the build is real, the account is honest, and you are authorized to describe it publicly.
- How are projects reviewed?
- Every record names a person or team authorized to represent the work, and describes the process rather than only the result. Anonymous promotional submissions are not published. Review looks for a maker who can be credited, a process that can be followed, and claims that are not overstated.
- Can I pay to be featured?
- Payment cannot buy an editorial rank. Sponsored challenges and featured placements exist, and they are labeled as such and kept separate from organic discovery. If you cannot tell whether something was paid for, that is a defect worth reporting.
- Do you publish projects that failed?
- Yes, and they are often more useful than the successes. The lessons section exists specifically for builds that did not work, cost more than expected, or were abandoned. A showcase that only publishes wins teaches very little.
- What happens to a draft I start in the submission workbench?
- It stays in your own browser's local storage. The workbench has no submission endpoint, so the draft is not sent to Made by AI, Bridgepath, a database, analytics, or email. Clearing your browser data clears the draft.
- Does this site track me?
- Only if you say yes. No analytics script loads, no analytics cookie is set, and no measurement request leaves your browser until you choose Allow. Declining is a complete answer and every page works identically either way.
- Is public project submission open right now?
- Not yet. Public intake requires moderation, abuse protection, creator ownership attestations, link scanning, and takedown handling to be in place first, and opening it before those exist would be unfair to the people submitting. The submission guidelines describe what is being prepared.
- Who runs Made by AI?
- It is published by Bridgepath AI Solutions. The editorial policy describes how records are selected and corrected, and corrections are published rather than quietly edited.
Questions
What gets published here, and how.
The questions worth asking before trusting a showcase: who can submit, how projects are reviewed, where sponsorship stops, and what happens to anything you type.
Next
Read a build, then decide whether yours belongs here.
The build logs show the level of detail that makes a record useful. The submission guidelines describe what is being prepared for public intake.