How to Participate in the AEA/MTI Virtual Hackathon 2.0
Hackathons aren’t just for software developers. At their core, they’re structured spaces for learning in public — trying something, sharing it, and building on what others create. For evaluators navigating a fast-moving AI landscape, that kind of collective experimentation matters. In that sense, the hackathon is a small-scale version of what Donald Campbell called an “experimenting society” — a community committed to trying things, learning from what happens, and using that knowledge to do better. That’s what we’re after here.