Polygon Foundation CEO Sandeep said roughly one-third of the Polygon team stepped away from routine work last week to take part in a three-day internal AI innovation challenge. The event carried a $15,000 prize pool and produced 13 projects over the three-day period. Of those, six have already gone live, while one has completed real transaction settlement across five mainnet chains.
Sandeep framed the exercise as more than a short internal hackathon. In his view, the payments sector over the next decade will be led by teams that genuinely build AI into day-to-day workflows rather than treating it as a side experiment. He also said the outcome of the challenge left him more confident in the team. The disclosure offers a snapshot of how Polygon is testing AI tools inside its organization, with attention on shipping products quickly and moving at least some of them into live blockchain activity.
Polygon Foundation CEO Sandeep said roughly one-third of the Polygon team paused routine work last week to join a three-day internal AI innovation challenge.
The challenge had a $15,000 prize pool. Over three days, the team produced 13 projects, according to Sandeep. Six of them have already launched, and one has completed real transaction settlement across five mainnet chains.
Sandeep said the payments sector over the next decade will be led by teams that truly integrate AI into daily workflows. He added that the experiment made him more confident in the team.
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