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According to a post on X by @fetch_ai_IL, the Fetch.ai Innovation Lab has named its CalHacks 13.0 winners. DESK, described as a voice-configured physical input system, won Best Use of ASI:One. The post also mentions an ASI:One Grand Challenge winner and honorable mentions, including CounterAgent, which it describes as a negotiating agent. Devpost project pages for DESK and CounterAgent are linked in the post.
According to a post on X by @fetch_ai_IL, the Fetch.ai Innovation Lab has named its CalHacks 13.0 winners. DESK, described as a voice-configured physical input system, won Best Use of ASI:One. The post also mentions an ASI:One Grand Challenge winner and honorable mentions, including CounterAgent, which it describes as a negotiating agent. Devpost project pages for DESK and CounterAgent are linked in the post.
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DESK, a voice-configured physical input system, won Best Use of ASI:One, alongside an ASI:One Grand Challenge winner and honorable mentions including CounterAgent, a negotiating agent. Also: https://devpost.com/software/desk-k236so · https://devpost.com/software/counteragent <a href="https://...
Developers interested in the ASI:One track can use these results to see what kinds of projects were built during the hackathon. The linked Devpost pages for DESK and CounterAgent give builders a starting point for reviewing how those projects were put together. The post is a brief announcement, so the full judging details are not included in the source.
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