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ARC Prize

ARC Prize

Founded by Gregory Kamradt in 2024

A $1,000,000+ non-profit competition to find and open-source a solution to the ARC-AGI benchmark, testing AI's ability to learn new skills efficiently.ce a solution to the ARC-AGI benchmark.

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You can use ARC Prize to participate in annual competitions focused on advancing artificial general intelligence research. The foundation provides benchmarks like ARC-AGI that measure general intelligence through skill acquisition efficiency. Researchers and teams compete to develop solutions that beat current AI reasoning capabilities, with winners receiving prize money and recognition. The competition promotes open source approaches and helps guide the development of AGI through rigorous testing and evaluation.

What ARC Prize does

Submit AI models to beat ARC-AGI benchmark scoresDevelop reasoning systems resistant to brute force methodsCreate interactive AI agents for novel environmentsWrite research papers documenting AGI approachesBuild open source solutions for general intelligenceTest AI capabilities on visual pattern recognitionEvaluate model efficiency in skill acquisitionParticipate in annual competition submissionsTests general intelligence through skill acquisition efficiencyProvides interactive reasoning benchmarks starting 2026Awards over $125,000 in annual prizesRequires open source solutions from winnersMeasures resistance to brute force approachesEvaluates AI agent exploration and memory capabilitiesGuided by independent academic panelFocuses on novel game environment interactions

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