Season one is forming · Draft rules are public

Take on humanity's biggest challenges. Together.

A global competition where teams combine human judgement, AI and robotics to work toward measurable results on climate, food, housing and health, and share every step in public.

For builders and teams who want to compete, and organisations who want to help launch season one.

  • Global and open

    Mixed teams from anywhere, with any mix of skills.

  • Outcomes first

    Half the score is measured real-world impact.

  • Built in public

    Teams share wins and failures as they go.

  • Fair by design

    Published criteria and an independent, conflict-checked jury (planned).

The concept

The Collaborative Triad

Climate change, food security, housing and health are too big for any one kind of intelligence. The strongest teams will combine all three.

Human Ingenuity

Vision, empathy, ethics and creative problem-solving. People set the direction and make sure solutions serve the communities they are meant for.

AI Intelligence

Data analysis, pattern recognition and optimisation at a scale no person can manage alone, helping teams find better strategies faster.

Robotic Precision

Physical work in the real world: repeatable, precise, and able to operate where it is dangerous or hard for people to go.

How it works

How the Games Work

No building in secret. Teams compete in the open, sharing failures, breakthroughs and how their people, AI and robots actually work together.

  1. Form your squad

    Bring together engineers, domain experts and storytellers, plus the AI tools and robotic hardware your idea needs.

  2. Tackle a global challenge

    Pick a challenge track. Tracks being explored include ocean cleanup, future farming, urban housing and medical delivery. Final tracks are chosen with partners using the published track criteria.

  3. Build in public

    Document your journey, including what didn't work. Genuine engagement and honest storytelling make up half of your score.

Illustrative example

A sample team

Journey log · Ocean cleanup track

Week 6: our AI proposed a new route for our aquatic drones. Our marine biologist spotted it crossed a nesting zone, so we changed it together. Next up: a field test, and we'll post the results either way. 🌊

Evidence shared Human check on AI output Honest next step
A made-up example of what a team update could look like during a season. It is not from a real team or competition.

The World Finals

The teams that show the most effective collaboration between people, AI and robots, and win genuine public support along the way, are invited to present their solutions at the World Finals.

50%

Solution efficacy

Measured real-world outcome, judged against published criteria.

50%

Social media impact

Genuine engagement, adjusted for team size and region. Bought engagement disqualifies.

Read the draft scoring rules and outcome criteria. Finals format and dates will be announced later.

Roadmap

Genesis Roadmap

Three phases. We'll share dates once rules, tracks and partners are confirmed.

  1. Now

    Gather teams and founding partners

    Builders join the early-access list. Organisations help shape the first season as founding partners.

  2. Next

    Finalise rules and tracks

    Official rules, challenge tracks and scoring go public. Read the draft rules now; they may still change and are under legal review.

  3. Then

    Open team registration

    Teams register for the first season and start documenting their human, AI and robot journeys.

Early access

Be Part of the Genesis

Get a personal heads-up when tracks are confirmed and team registration opens.

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  2. You hear from us when tracks are confirmed and team registration opens.
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