Rules and scoring are public

The human–AI–robot challenge your team can play.

Your team takes on a real-world problem with AI tools and a robot task, scored on the same published rules as the full Games.

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No robot hardware neededOrganised by Humanity Solutions, The Hague

Ways to play

Choose how your team plays

Start free, play with your team, or bring the challenge to your city. Every paid format is quoted on request.

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Play a session

For your own team or organisation

  • Your team, with AI tools and a simulated or kit robot
  • Scored on the solution only
  • A written debrief of how you worked together

On request

Up to 12 people; 24 on request

Request a team session

Host a local heat

For cities, universities and challenge owners

  • Teams work on your real problem for 4–8 weeks
  • 4–12 teams, mentoring, a jury and a public showcase
  • Scored 50/50 on solution and public impact

On request

Prize money paid by the host

Discuss a local heat

Open session

For individuals

  • Play with people you've just met
  • Same challenge and scoring as a team session
  • Open to anyone, no team needed

On request

Dates to be announced

Get notified of the next date

Become a facilitator

For trainers and facilitators

  • A first beta cohort is forming
  • Training, materials and the scoring rules
  • Run sessions for your own clients or colleagues

On request

Separate licence agreement

Join the facilitator waitlist

Bespoke track or tabletop game? Commissions: On request.

Ask about a commission

The season (long term). Every session and heat uses the rules of the global season we're building toward, funded by sponsors and built on local heats. Format and dates are not set. Organisations can help shape it as Season sponsors (Founding Circle).

Explore partnership

Prices are set in a written quote, excl. VAT. Agreements are made with, and invoiced by, Humanity Solutions (KvK 71110178).

How a session works

What happens in a session

Human judgement, AI and robotics on one real problem. People set the direction; the AI and the robot extend what the team can do.

  1. Form a mixed team

    People with different skills, everyday AI tools, and a simulated or kit robot task.

  2. Solve one real problem

    One track problem, chosen against the published track criteria. In a heat, the problem is yours.

  3. Score and debrief

    The solution is scored on the published rubric, and your team gets a written debrief on how it collaborated.

Sessions use the solution half of the score only.

Not ready yet? Try the free warm-up: five quick ticks on how your team shares work with AI and robots. Nothing is sent or stored.

Start the free warm-up

Tick what already feels true for you or your team

No account. Nothing is sent or stored by this site.

Want a deeper look at how your team works with AI? Sumnetics offers optional assessments. Never a condition; Sumnetics does not organise or judge the Games. Visit Sumnetics (opens in a new tab)

Fair by design

Rules you can read before you play

The rules are a public draft, open to feedback before the first season.

  • Evidence before claims. Outcomes are rated on evidence levels from claimed to adopted, and overclaiming is penalised.
  • No bought engagement. Paid or fake engagement disqualifies a team.
  • Partners never buy scores. Partners have no scoring vote; anyone linked to a partner must disclose it.
Read the draft rules

Scoring by format

A summary of the draft scoring rules.

Sessions (in-house and open)
Solution efficacy only. The social-media half does not apply indoors.
Local heats and the season
50% solution efficacy: measured outcome, evidence quality, collaboration, scalability and safety. 50% social-media impact: genuine engagement, adjusted for team size and region.
Who judges
Planned: conflict-checked panels under the published jury criteria.
Scoring rules Jury criteria

Frontier Cup · invite-only

Prove that it can work for us.

Our open challenge to frontier AI and tech companies: public battles for humanity on water, food, heat, health and supply chains, on the same published rules. Its revenue helps keep the open track open.

See the Frontier Cup

For your organisation

Where your organisation fits

Each path uses the formats above and the same published rules.

  • Universities

    Run a session for a course or student group, or host a local heat where student teams work on a real problem. Published rules make results assessable.

    Talk to us as a university

  • Cities & public bodies

    Host a local heat on a problem in your area, scoped to your challenge, with a jury and a public showcase.

    Discuss a heat for your area

  • Funders & foundations

    Fund a local heat on a problem you care about, or help shape the global season. Partners never buy scores.

    Start a funder conversation

  • Companies

    Request a session so your team practises solving a real problem with AI tools and a robot task, with a written debrief.

    Talk to us as a company

  • Media & events

    Bring a session to your event or programme, or follow heats as teams build in public.

    Talk to us about media or events

Get started

Tell us what you'd like to do

Pick a path, add a few details, and your email app opens with a ready-made message. We reply from connectwithus@humanitysolutions.net.

What happens next

  1. You press send in your own email app.
  2. We reply to propose a date, set up a short call or answer your question.
  3. For sessions, heats and commissions you receive a written quote with scope and fee.