Dhiraagu and SparkHub announced GenAI Hack 2026, the Maldives' first Generative AI Hackathon, a 48-hour open-category competition running from 6 to 8 February 2026 in which teams must publicly launch a working AI product before judging. Organisers say the event aims to strengthen the country's startup ecosystem and encourage practical AI adoption.
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The rapid advancement of generative AI makes it increasingly important to actively engage communities in hands-on adoption of these technologies. This initiative reflects Dhiraagu's commitment to equipping Maldivian innovators with the too…
Globally, founders are using AI to overcome skill gaps and dramatically accelerate product development. GenAI Hack was designed to reflect this shift by moving beyond conventional hackathons and placing emphasis on real product launches ra…
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build and publicly launch AI-driven products within an intensive 48-hour timeframe
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