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Why not specify 2-3 problems? Won't you have people show up having already spent a bunch of time on their self chosen problem? Which sort of defeats the point o
by danielmarkbruce 28d ago
Why not specify 2-3 problems? Won't you have people show up having already spent a bunch of time on their self chosen problem? Which sort of defeats the point of seeing what you can do in a short period of time?
- brian-bfz 28d agoSolving a problem is the easy part with AI. Selecting a problem worth solving is half of the challenge. We allow prior work as long as it's labelled. We record chat logs, so it's easy to verify what's prior work. When we evaluate the significance of a result, we focus on the part produced at the event.
- ajkjk 28d agoit seems like a person could cheat by finding an open problem that's AI-solvable ahead of time (by trying many problems), and then pretend to do it for the first time in the competition. You can't verify past chat logs so make sure they didn't already realize it would work. just something to think about
- brian-bfz 28d agoWe are giving each team $20k AI credits. I hope they will use it to solve problems beyond the reach of regular AI plans.
- danielmarkbruce 28d agoOk. This all makes sense I guess. Good going, hope it goes well.