Under the Elephant Dome: When 200 Builders and 7 Belgian Hospitals Hacked Pediatric Oncology at Wintercircus Ghent (And Why 'Rules Decide, AI Explains, Two Clinicians Sign' Won the Arena)
Inside Solve with Google: Hacking for Good × BSPHO 2026 (github.com/BelgianSPHO) — from ironing out GCP Qwiklabs sandboxes in the quiet hours before dawn to a folding-bike ride from Gent-Sint-Pieters, 40 circular arena tables, a '6th Chair' of bedside doctors, and the AI Circle closing dinner.
Quick Answer: When building clinical AI for high-stakes domains like pediatric hemato-oncology, pure end-to-end generative prompting is a patient-safety anti-pattern. Across 41 open-source solutions, 2,100+ Git commits, and 2,200+ automated tests built in a single 6-hour arena sprint during Solve with Google: Hacking for Good × BSPHO 2026 at Wintercircus Ghent (github.com/BelgianSPHO), every winning team independently converged on...
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