Decision-Grade AI @ Stanford is an afternoon buildathon exploring how we can make AI more trustworthy, reliable, and useful for real-world decisions.

Hear from AI leaders and researchers, then form a team and build a working prototype in 1 hour 45 minutes using tools from Ezio and TokenRouter.

Schedule

  • 12:00 PM — Check-in & networking

  • 12:30 PM — Welcome & panel

  • 1:15 PM — Buildathon begins 🚀

  • 3:00 PM — Submissions & demos

  • 3:20 PM — Winners & closing

No advanced AI experience required — bring an idea, find teammates, and build!Build a working prototype that addresses one of the hackathon challenges around trustworthy, decision-grade AI.

Your submission should include:

  • Project name & team members

  • Challenge selected

  • Short description of what you built and why

  • Demo of your working prototype

  • Link to code/repository, if applicable

  • Brief explanation of how your project uses AI and/or the provided tools

Projects must be built during the designated 1:15–3:00 PM buildathon window.

 

 

Requirements

Build a working prototype that addresses one of the hackathon challenges around trustworthy, decision-grade AI.

Your submission should include:

  • Project name & team members

  • Challenge selected

  • Short description of what you built and why

  • Demo of your working prototype

  • Link to code/repository, if applicable

  • Brief explanation of how your project uses AI and/or the provided tools

Projects must be built during the designated 1:15–3:00 PM buildathon window.Submit

Hackathon Sponsors

Prizes

1 non-cash prize
To be Updated
1 winner

Placeholder - will update soon!

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

Soham Patil

Soham Patil
YC Combinator | Prev Hackathon Winner

Ritu Sharma

Ritu Sharma
EX-Meta

Yashwant Agastwar

Yashwant Agastwar
PwC AI Division

Judging Criteria

  • Technical execution
    Does the prototype actually work end-to-end, live, in the demo?
  • Problem fit
    Does the build address the specific problem stated, with a real (not toy) test case?

Questions? Email the hackathon manager

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