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6/29/2026
Two-day hackathon kicks off AI Engineer World’s Fair

Two-day hackathon kicks off AI Engineer World’s Fair

Short summary

Two teams won a $35K hackathon at AI Engineer World's Fair showcasing advanced AI agents. SplatForge created a 93%-accurate object identifier that learns from Gemini's suggestions; Rote built a browser-automation agent that caches executable skills in MongoDB for instant global reuse, reducing token costs. Both exemplify the industry shift toward systems that improve themselves with minimal user input.

  • •SplatForge: 93%-accurate object manipulation system that improves from Gemini suggestions
  • •Rote: Browser-automation agent with MongoDB skill caching for global cost reduction and latency gains
  • •Trend: Hackathons showcasing AI agents that learn and improve with minimal user input

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#ai-agents#ai-tools#product-launch#industry-adoption
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