The Tech Fairness Hackathon successfully concluded, featuring over 600 applicants and 200 projects, with 21 teams recognized as winners. The initiative emphasized the development of open and equitable AI and Web3 technologies. CARV's challenge directed developers to enhance AI agent infrastructure, decentralized data orchestration, modular identity, and reputation systems. Noteworthy projects included AI World, Cipher Protocol, and others that demonstrated real-world applications of decentralized agents. Ambero Tu emphasized that the outcomes showcase the potential of the CARV ecosystem through active innovation and practical implementation.
"Genesis Evolution is not a theory. Builders are proving what is possible. This Hackathon gave us a live lab to test those ideas with builders around the world. The winning projects are not just demos, they are viable microcosms of what the CARV ecosystem can become."
Projects like AI World, Cipher Protocol, DootyCall, NutriMe, and PeachLust emerged as leading examples of how decentralized agents can be brought to life through modular infrastructure.
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