AICON'26 is run by NUSTians, open to everyone — here's who's actually putting it together.
AICON'26 doesn't come from an events company or an outside sponsor calling the shots — it's organized by students, across four of NUST's most active technical and entrepreneurial communities, because they wanted a hackathon that actually reflects what SEECS students build and care about.
That means the people setting the modules, judging criteria, and logistics are the same people who'd be competing in a hackathon like this themselves — not a third party guessing at what makes a good challenge.
A community for students exploring Google technologies together — running workshops, study jams, and dev events year-round.
NUST's student chapter of the Association for Computing Machinery — building CS community through competitive programming and technical talks.
A student-run club supporting entrepreneurship and startup culture on campus — pitch practice, founder talks, and idea validation.
A hacker community for students who'd rather build than sit through lectures — hackathons, build nights, and hands-on projects.