Vibe Coding with TRAE.ai and Minimax
- Sunday, March 29, 2026
- 8:00 a.m.–9:00 p.m.
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Vanderbilt Hall, Smart Classroom 210
- 40 Washington Square South NY ,10012 (View Map)
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Vanderbilt Hall, Smart Classroom 210
“Vibe Coding with TRAE.ai and Minimax” is an interdisciplinary hackathon hosted at NYU Law School that explores how artificial intelligence is transforming technology development, innovation, and regulatory governance. The event brings together students from computer science, law, data science, business, and design backgrounds to collaborate in building AI-powered applications within an eight-hour rapid development challenge.
Participants will gain hands-on experience using advanced AI tools, including TRAE.ai and Minimax APIs, to design functional prototypes that address real-world problems. Beyond technical development, this event highlights the legal, ethical, and policy dimensions of emerging AI technologies. Teams are encouraged to consider issues such as data privacy compliance, intellectual property protection, algorithmic accountability, and responsible AI deployment when designing their projects.
The hackathon promotes a collaborative and inclusive environment where participants can form cross-disciplinary teams and learn how legal frameworks shape technological innovation. Mentors from industry and academia will provide guidance on both technical implementation and regulatory considerations, helping participants understand how AI products operate within evolving legal systems in the United States and globally.
The event also serves as a professional networking platform, connecting students with industry experts, startup founders, and legal scholars interested in technology law and AI governance. Projects will be evaluated based on innovation, technical execution, user impact, and legal or ethical awareness. Winning teams may receive prizes, mentorship opportunities, and potential industry connections.
By combining creative coding, community building, and legal awareness, this hackathon aims to encourage responsible innovation and prepare students to engage with the growing intersection between artificial intelligence, entrepreneurship, and technology regulation.