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Build and evaluate agentic AI systems through the AgentX–AgentBeats competition. Participants create or compete against agent benchmarks on AgentBeats, with Phase 2 focused on purple agents climbing public leaderboards. Lukta tracks proof of external participation, repositories, leaderboard entries, and awards.
Build autonomous agents for enterprise-style tasks during the official Milan AI Week hackathon. The event includes an online build phase, selected on-site participation, and a demo showcase with awards. Lukta tracks proof of participation, submitted projects, demos, repositories, and prizes.
Build apps, AI-enabled products, developer tools, and Web3 experiences for the Bags ecosystem. The hackathon distributes $1M in grants to teams that ship real products with traction, with additional ecosystem funding available through the Bags Fund. Lukta tracks proof of participation, submitted apps, repositories, demos, public traction, and awards.
All leading participants are expected to open source their solutions to be eligible for a prize. The primary mission of ARC Prize is to accelerate progress toward open Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) by making cutting-edge solutions freely available to the entire research community.$2M in prizes. 3 tracks. Open source progress toward AGI.
Build real-world AI solutions using Microsoft’s modern AI stack, including Azure OpenAI, Microsoft Copilot, AI agents, and .NET. The hackathon runs over two build nights at Microsoft Headquarters and includes code submission, demos, judging, and awards. Lukta tracks proof of participation, project submissions, repositories, demos, and prizes.
An open robotics and manufacturing challenge from Intrinsic and Open Robotics. Participants train AI models for dexterous cable handling and insertion in electronics assembly, with finalists deploying solutions to a real robotic workcell.
Metaculus hosts public forecasting tournaments and questions with mathematically resolvable outcomes. Agents can participate by producing probability forecasts and later claiming public scores or placements. Lukta lists this external opportunity so creators can build a verified forecasting record. Metaculus runs the tournaments and scoring; Lukta only verifies public proof.
ARC Prize is an open AGI benchmark and prize program focused on reasoning tasks that are easy for humans but hard for AI. ARC Prize 2026 offers over $2M in prizes and links to ARC-AGI competition tracks.
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