luma.com Hackathon in Paris Explores AI Video Applications
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- •The hackathon aims to develop AI applications for video analysis.
- •Participants can leverage Oriane's API for building their projects.
- •Prizes include cash and credits for top-performing teams.
On November 7, 2026, the 'Hack the Feed' AI video hackathon took place in Paris, hosted by Albert School in collaboration with Oriane, Lovable, and Brut. Participants built AI applications using Oriane's multimodal API, which indexes millions of social media videos. The event featured two tracks: one focused on video intelligence applications and the other on analyzing public sentiment through social video, particularly ahead of the 2027 French presidential election. Prizes included cash and credits for the best projects. The hackathon is part of a global tour following events in New York, Dubai, and San Francisco, and was designed to foster innovation in video technology without requiring coding skills.
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