Scoop AI Hackathon Lands in Silicon Valley with $60,000+ in Prizes

The Scoop AI Hackathon is set to take Silicon Valley by storm on November 22-23, bringing together the brightest AI and Web3 minds for two days of innovation and hands-on development. Co-hosted with the Berkeley Emerging Technology Association, the event will feature SpoonOS and Neo, connecting leading AI platforms with one of the strongest developer communities in the United States.

The hackathon will be held at the Shenzhen Bay Innovation Center in Santa Clara, with registration open through Luma. Participants can join solo, with a team, or form teams onsite. The program aims to accelerate the development of agentic AI systems—capable of reasoning, coordination, and interaction with decentralized infrastructure—bridging cutting-edge academic research with real-world deployment.

Industry leaders, including Google Cloud, TRAE, Antigma, Rialo, Boings.ai, Surf, Desearch, Manus, ElevenLabs, Gata, and AIOZ Network, will provide mentorship, infrastructure, and compute credits. Experts from OnePiece Labs and the Ethereum Foundation will support teams on architecture, security, and scaling, helping projects move from prototype to deployable product.

With more than $60,000 in prizes across four core tracks, participants can compete in:

• Agentic Infrastructure – Building interoperable AI systems.

• AI4Science – Accelerating scientific workflows with AI.

• Autonomous Finance & Quant AI – Combining AI with decentralized finance.

• Open Innovation – Exploring experimental AI-human interaction models.

The Silicon Valley stop will attract top talent from Berkeley, Stanford, and beyond, including blockchain and AI researchers, engineers, and early-stage venture builders. This hybrid hackathon aims to fuel the next wave of agentic AI innovation in the U.S., connecting academic research, applied engineering, and real-world experimentation.

Registration is now open: builders looking to shape the future of AI and Web3 won’t want to miss this opportunity.

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