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* | '''Arizona State University (ASU)''' | ||
* The Portable Memory Wallet is a learner-controlled system that captures and organizes academic, personal, and contextual data into a portable “memory layer” that can be shared across AI tools. It enables more personalized, continuous support by allowing users to control, audit, and selectively share their data while maintaining context across courses, platforms, and time. '''Creators:''' Alex Ababu, John Bevell, Kyle Brown, Ayat Sweid, Roger Kohler; '''See:''' [https://github.com/alexworeku/portable-memory-wallet Github] and [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1hI0eEApbVrPgR2i_BlqCtlWkNRiKD2cfbpKUFaVBKDk/edit?usp=sharing Presentation] | |||
'''Harvard University''' | |||
* Inside Out is a decentralized, multi-agent memory system where independent “memory shards” capture different aspects of context and dynamically combine to generate responses. By making memory modular, portable, and adaptable across domains, it enables more flexible, cross-session learning and personalization compared to monolithic AI memory systems. '''Creators:''' Yilun Du, Zhenting Qi, Jack Fan; '''See:''' [https://github.com/itsjackfan/gates-workshop-demo Github] and [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1XAY3uO0BlsXzBwLv-_rwSjzyyq-Z_Cr7JVs8-AVyQjc/edit?usp=sharing Presentation] | |||
* An adaptive clinical copilot for global health a terminal-based AI agent system for exploring and interacting with complex knowledge graphs, enabling users to search, traverse, and analyze relationships between data points. By combining agentic retrieval with structured graph queries, it supports more dynamic, context-aware reasoning across interconnected datasets. '''Creators:''' Ayush Noori, Reza Shamji; '''See:''' [https://github.com/mims-harvard/gates-buildathon Github] and [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1mLkuWSSzcolYZwpnkhlTYemKr9H6MxZ4/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=117815892235476555991&rtpof=true&sd=true Presentation] | |||
'''Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)''' | |||
* Personal Robots Group explores an agent-based system for interacting with and navigating complex knowledge structures, enabling users to query and synthesize information across interconnected datasets. It demonstrates how modular AI agents can dynamically retrieve, traverse, and reason over domain-specific knowledge to support more adaptive and explainable decision-making. '''Creators:''' Sharifa Alghowinem, Serena Bono, Parker Malachowsky, Eugene Park; '''See:''' [https://github.com/mitmedialab/prg-gates-build-a-thon Github] and [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1PPLHiH7E9GxesAqLmxl3_uP8kQe1ZrbQsXbPMAM7_4k/edit?usp=sharing Presentation] | |||
'''Stanford University''' | |||
* Selective Disclosure of Portable Memory via Local-Remote Collaboration develops a privacy-preserving AI chat system that enables “unlinkable inference,” allowing users to interact with AI models without exposing persistent identity or traceable data. By using mechanisms like blind-signed tokens and ephemeral keys, it ensures that queries cannot be tied back to individual users, advancing more secure and user-controlled AI interactions. '''Creators:''' Ken Liu, Erik Chi, Sanmi Koyejo, J. Alex Halderman, Percy Liang; '''See:''' [https://github.com/OpenAnonymity/oa-chat-gates-foundation Github] and [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1tPIDbEjTHT547xMaiX5UUbqAeyrxu3T9/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=117815892235476555991&rtpof=true&sd=true Presentation] | |||
'''Western Governors University (WGU)''' | |||
* Headway explores building an AI-powered learning or support tool that leverages structured data and modular components to improve user guidance and decision-making. It demonstrates how rapid prototyping can integrate educational data, AI assistance, and user-centered design to create more personalized and scalable learning experiences. '''Creators:''' Drew Ceccato, Cory Hammon, Taylor Hansen, Betheny Gross, Kymberly Lavigne-Hinkley; '''See:''' [https://github.com/coryhammon-wgu/gates-hackathon Github] and [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1xowjjxqGYQJ7ipU4G2nRJOtAUUbPluTH/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=117815892235476555991&rtpof=true&sd=true Presentation] | |||
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