Kazakhstan team enters XScan, an AI court for public tenders, in Meta AI Hackathon
A 19-year-old founder from Kazakhstan said his three-person team built XScan, an AI court for public tenders with one AI prosecuting, one defending and one ruling. The team is asking for likes and reposts in a contest where the most viral demo wins $20K.

Key facts
- XScan is an AI court for public tenders, built by a three-person team in Kazakhstan.
- The team's 19-year-old founder described the project in an X post on 1 November 2026.
- The team entered XScan in the Meta AI Hackathon.
- The most viral demo in the hackathon wins $20K, according to the founder.
- The founder asked for likes, reposts and comments on the entry.
A three-person team in Kazakhstan built XScan, an AI court for public tenders, according to an X post by its 19-year-old founder. The tool runs three AI models against each other. One prosecutes, one defends and one rules.
The team entered XScan in the Meta AI Hackathon, the founder said in the post on 1 November 2026. The most viral demo in the hackathon wins $20K, according to the post.
The founder asked readers to like, repost and comment on the entry. He said every interaction counts.
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