Singularity - AI Hackathon

Singularity is a 30-hour AI hackathon that challenges innovators to push the boundaries of autonomous intelligence. The event enables students to build next-generation AI capable of reasoning, acting, and adapting in dynamic environments. Powered by Pathway, participants will explore the frontiers of real-time decision-making, and self-directed problem solving, applying the latest advancements in LLMs, tool use, and autonomous systems. Through rapid prototyping and creative experimentation, teams will design systems that redefine what it means for AI to think and act independently, shaping the future of intelligent automation. About Pathway: Pathway is a cutting-edge platform that empowers artificial intelligence with live data. It enables seamless data ingestion from over 300 sources with automatic synchronization, facilitating the development of applications that deliver real-time features, live vector search, and anomaly alerts. By providing accurate AI insights from vast amounts of connected documents and data tables, Pathway stands at the forefront of AI-driven data solutions. Explore their GitHub repository: pathwaycom Hackathon Structure Round 1: Solution Submission (Online) Teams must submit a detailed solution proposal for the provided problem statement. The submission should clearly explain the problem understanding, proposed architecture, approach, and feasibility. Shortlisted teams will advance to the offline round. Round 2: Offline Buildathon (Final Round) Shortlisted teams will participate in a 30-hour on-campus hackathon, where they will build, implement, and demonstrate a working AI solution based on their proposed design. Round 3: Presentation Teams will present their solutions before a panel of judges. Evaluation will be based on innovation, technical depth, real-world applicability, and autonomy. Rules & Guidelines: A Team ID will be allocated to the team on registration which shall be used for future references. All submissions must be original and developed during the hackathon duration. Use of open-source tools, frameworks, and datasets is permitted. Each team must maintain a GitHub repository for transparency. Plagiarism or code duplication will result in immediate disqualification. The organizing committee reserves the right to modify rules or event details at any time during the competition.