Sushi Hackathon: Coders tackle sustainable fishing

Sushi Hackathon 2024

Event participants must create GenAI solutions for the detection, identification and prioritisation of high-quality fish – from catch to plate

AI Commerce has confirmed the Second Annual Sushi Hackathon will take place on 3 October 2025 at Stanford University’s Alumni Center, California, and that the event has received over 1,500 applications, with the top 60 selected to participate, including university students and young engineers, with the goal to push the boundaries of Generative AI in solving real-world challenges. This year’s theme, “Fishing DX: Optimise Catch, Identify, Savour with AI,” invites participants to develop GenAI solutions that promote sustainable fishing without compromising revenue.

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