Knowledge-centric AI
for cyber security

A Hackathon to build our future with the US NSF (National Science Foundation)

and the most advanced AI research universities in the US, funded by the NSF to build the first “Open Knowledge Network”.

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Knowledge-centric AI for Cyber security vendors

Take the lead in AI with “Knowledge-centric AI”

Give your product and tech teams an insider view of Knowledge-centric AI. Create awareness on how to adapt AI to your organization’s knowledge.
Unleash your potential in the new Creative Economy

Spur and track AI innovation. Involve your teams flexibly into ground breaking Open-Innovation. Brand as a leader in Knowledge-centric AI.
Hire AI talent for your tech, product, cyber security or IT teams

Brand to hire AI talent for their tech, product, cyber security, or IT teams. Select vetted AI talent receiving accolades from the world’s best experts, for weeks.

Pre-register now to learn more about sponsoring the KnowHax Cyber Security Challenge.

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First Name

Last Name

Email

Company / Nonprofit / Organization

Enter your school / University if you are a student.

All sub-events (Onboarding, Launch, Pitch, Team meetings, Mentor meetings…) will be accessible remotely.

Main Hack Dates:

APR 5 - APR 26

Pitch Date:

May 10, NYC / Remote Hybrid.

Teams will support Beneficiaries: research projects funded by the NSF to create the first Open Knowledge Network - the knowledge that future AI will leverage.
Participants create Teams. Teams tackle Challenges by proposing Solutions. Teams meet, work, network, and have fun by doing! “A rewarding experience”
Mentors are tech experts, or business experts, who join for 3 to 8 hours total for the whole month of the Hack, and connect with one or more Team(s).
Choose their primary goals for sponsoring, so that their organization gets the right reporting and their employees (if any) may be engaged for the proper results and KPI, as chosen by the sponsor.
Solutions are what is produced: prototypes of implementations of the research project’s knowledge graphs. These prototypes should preferably contain functional code or no-code samples, but can also just consist of designs or data research. They are produced in open-source mode.
- participants: commitment for 3 weekends in April 2024, and/or 3 full weeks
- mentors: commitment for 3 hours, or 8 hours in April 2024. You choose.
- sponsor: commitment for 1 hour of KPI sharing, 1 hour of employee invites, and as much event speaking or participation as appreciable or doable.

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