Last week's Image Intelligence Hack Night in San Francisco showcased the innovative use of Daft and Daytona by developers who had just two hours to create projects that combined technical prowess with creativity. The event culminated in awarding the top three projects, with the first-place DaftCraft project by Aniruddha Chattopadhyay demonstrating scalable distributed batch processing of images for cohesive interior design, earning $2,000 in Daytona Credits. The second-place project, Deepfake Destroyer — DIRADAR by Dhenenjay Yadav, addressed the growing issue of deepfakes with a timely detection and mitigation solution, while Lucas Ho's Keep Your Cool secured third place through a polished prototype, all under tight time constraints. The hack night underscored the rapid testing and implementation capabilities of Daft and Daytona, with anticipation for the future evolution of the projects and further hackathons, thanks to contributions from event facilitators like ChanChan Mao and Yujian Tang.