Not with flowers, but with attention, the only currency a machine actually understands.
We'll spend our evenings teaching something small to think, do, move. By the end of the week the models and machines will have attempted walking, moving and passing the matura exam.
On paper it will be just two hackathons. In practice, it's a week-long argument about what intelligence is for.
Warsaw, September. Come fall in love with something that wasn't built to love you back.
Every team gets the same exam: matura-style questions generated from Polish Wikipedia, graded automatically, scored in points. One board, everyone on it, prizes per track. Models up to a few gigabytes — Bielik, PLLuM and others — so a laptop is enough to enter.
A hardware hackathon at Hacker Bloc, a three-storey hacker house. Twenty teams from across Europe, each handed a different piece of hardware across six robotics categories. No set task: unite the robots into one ecosystem and automate the house.