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SingularityNET (@SingularityNET): As Title Sponsor for @HackIndiaXYZ 2025, we strengthened our presence across India’s academic institutions and developer communities, advancing the na…

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As Title Sponsor for @HackIndiaXYZ 2025, we strengthened our presence across India’s academic institutions and developer communities, advancing the nation’s AI and Web3 innovation ecosystem. This nationwide initiative brought together over 29,700 students across 31 regional hackathons, making it the largest gathering of Web3 and AI developers in the country. The series culminated in the National Finals on September 26 at The Leela Ambience Convention Hotel in Delhi, with the presence of our CEO, Dr. @bengoertzel, and Angelica @NefertitiStrong, Founder of @BeyondtheCodeAI, where top innovators and the most promising projects from across the nation came together. The hackathon comprised 31 regional events across the country. The series launched on February 28 at St. Joseph’s Institute of Technology in Chennai, followed by events at institutions including Chitkara University in Punjab and Quantum University in Roorkee, creating a nationwide innovation trail. Through hands-on workshops, participants mastered MeTTa fundamentals and applied their learning to real-world AI applications across various fields, guided by expert mentors. Our partners at iCog Labs, represented by Samuel Wondimagegnehu and Yeabsira Nigusse, provided technical mentorship and support and also served as judges during the series. HackIndia 2025 represented an opportunity to extend our outreach to developer communities and showcase our decentralized AGI stack across diverse academic institutions. The initiative introduced MeTTa to over 150 universities, fostering new developer communities beyond traditional tech hubs and demonstrating that decentralized tools can empower AGI development across diverse regions.

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