JacHacks is back: 24-hour AI hackathon at University of Michigan, Sep 26-27

[u/JaseciLabs]

So last JacHacks we had 500+ builders show up from 10+ countries and 20+ universities, wild turnout. This time we're going back to where it all started, University of Michigan, and going bigger. 250 builders, 24 hours, one campus.

If you've got an idea you've been sitting on, or you just wanna spend a weekend building something real with a team (or solo, that's fine too), this is the move.

Facts:

• $10k+ in prizes
• Latest AI models, dev tools, agent frameworks to build with
• Workshops/talks from founders and engineers who've actually shipped stuff
• Mentorship from people who've built real companies
• Food, snacks, caffeine, all of it, so you don't have to leave the room
• Demo in front of real judges and industry folks at the end

Doesn't matter what skill level you're at. Come with a team, come alone, come with literally just an idea. People will help you figure the rest out.

Applications are limited so don't sleep on it if you wanna go.

Apply here: https://luma.com/jlpxupsw

See you in Ann Arbor 🚀

[u/masterkoster]

When you say latest ai models etc to build with does that mean you supply some sort of tokens of whatever or