Tracks

This year, we have 6 main tracks: AI Safety (XLab), Best Inference (Wafer), Game Design, Social Impact, Agents for Prediction Markets (Sigma Lab), and Best Acceleration (Tensormesh) as well as 3 sponsored awards: Most Uncommon, Best Use of ElevenLabs, and Best Use of Snowflake. For more information, visit https://uncommonhacks.com/. 

Participation and Submission

We accept submission from people who registered with us and who were formally accepted by email. No one else is eligible to participate or qualify for any of the awards.

We accept submissions from teams of up to 4.

We accept submissions that have been started during the hours of our hackathon only. No existing/ongoing projects that were started prior to Saturday, May 16th will be considered.

You may submit your project to at most ONE track and any number of award categories.

Submissions must include a description and demo video of your project. First round of judging will be purely based on Devpost submissions, and the finalists will present to the judges before the final winner is selected. Videos cannot be longer than 3 minutes in length. Teams that don't submit a video may not be considered for prizes.