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From June 1 to 8, 2026, every AI Collective chapter in the world is hosting simultaneous public events — 200+ cities, 50+ countries, one week, the same conversation. It's the largest coordinated civilian conversation about AI ever organized.
The AI era is being built right now and the humans behind it matter more than ever. Humans in AI Week is dedicated to the human layer of AI: trust, coordination, and shared understanding. The missing layer above the tech stack that lets humanity and technology advance in harmony.
This is the Detroit edition, your chance to connect with the people shaping AI as part of a global moment happening in real time across the world.
What to expect:
- Food, drinks, and an open, welcoming atmosphere
- Conversations with builders, researchers, founders, and the AI-curious across Detroit
- A chance to meet your local AI Collective community and join a worldwide conversation about where AI is going and who it's for
Requirements
SUBMISSION ARE THROUGH GOOGLE FORM AND NOT DEVPOST!!
- Github Repository Link: Public repo with your code. Make sure it is public and judges can access it
- Screen recording demo link (Loom/Youtube): A short screen recording of the project working. 2 minutes maximum.
- Registered & Checked-in through MLH platform: https://events.mlh.com/events/14342-ai-collective-x-detroit-claw-build-event. Please talk with an organizer immediately if you're not.
Prizes
[MLH] Best Use of Gemini API
$50 Gift Card (Any vendor) - Up to 4 team members
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Judges
Judging Criteria
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Feasibility and Impact
How well does the hack fit the track theme? How well thought-out is the concept itself, with regard to both the problem it aims to solve and the solution that has been proposed? -
Innovation
How well does the hack approach the problem from a fresh perspective? Or, does the hack address a unique aspect of the problem that isn't already implemented or developed? -
Functionality
How well does the hack work? Are there common errors when running it? -
"Wow" Factor
Did any other aspect of the project "wow" you? How well does the project reflect the unique backgrounds and talents of each team member? -
Overall Presentation
How was the overall presentation of the hack? Did the hackers have a prepared pitch, or was it more off-the-cuff? How convincing was the pitch? How well did the hackers understand the scope of their problem?
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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