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I went to see what the kids were building at the Crusoe hackathon this week, and I was pretty impressed with what they did. This hackathon showed that with the right approach, industries burdened by slow, outdated methods can leap forward in a matter of hours. This is just the beginning. In just 24 hours, developers tackled long-standing problems, demonstrating how AI will disrupt traditional industries by enabling rapid iteration. Verdigris, the winning team, developed an AI system that identifies homeowners eligible for zero-cost electrification upgrades by analyzing mortgage data and generating personalized marketing materials with AI-created images. Daylight’s project streamlined the slow permitting process by mapping stakeholder relationships from dense documents in record time. Project Aria linked environmental impact statements to legal precedents in seconds, potentially saving years. NEPA Ninjas and Carbon Connect showcased breakthroughs in regulatory data processing and synthetic market data for carbon credits. For enterprises, the takeaway is clear: embrace rapid AI-driven innovation to tackle entrenched problems and streamline complex processes.

From code to impact: Devs unleash AI in energy at Crusoe’s hackathon

From code to impact: Devs unleash AI in energy at Crusoe’s hackathon

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