Yes, although there is now a secondary competition, for 25% of the prize money (donated by the winner), to see who can reduce the prompt size/cost the most. The

Yes, although there is now a secondary competition, for 25% of the prize money (donated by the winner), to see who can reduce the prompt size/cost the most. The winning prompt will be published on wednesday. Interestingly the top solutions all used Claude-3 Opus (via the API, with temperature set to zero). The winning prompt apparently cost $1+ to run, which given the $15/M input token cost of Claude-3 Opus means the prompt was around 100K tokens in size(!!), which in turn implies heavy use of examples/in-context learning.