Ask HN: RTS AI Competition?

I don't have the time to do this right now, so I'll throw the idea out there... What about a programming competition for Real-Time-Stragegy Game AI? The closest example I can think of is the Robot Auto-Racing Simulation (RARS) league. A buddy of mine and I were working on this briefly, back in '94, but it went the way of many side-projects. Maybe it's time to resurrect the idea? The competition could offer multiple challenge classes. E.g: 1) complete a given scenario with fixed win and loss conditions. (with some unknowns / variance as to opposing force) 2) compete against other AIs in a tournament 3) compete against humans in a tournament ... 4) compete in a game whose rules are provided in machine-readable format just before the competition begins In case (1), it would be good to run the scenario multiple times (with, and without memory?) to get some idea of the AI's variance. One thing I'd like to see is a domain-specific language that could describe the rules for many popular RTS's. This would allow research into more general RTS-playing AI that could compete well in whole class of games, rather than being custom-tailored to each game. Thoughts?