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The 2010 Loebner Prize Competition in Artificial Intelligence will be
held 23 October 2010 at California State University, Los Angeles,
under the direction of Professor Russ Abbott. The Loebner Prize
communications protocol will be used in the contest.
The Loebner Prize is an instantiation of the Turing Test. The 2010
competition will be the 20th running of the contest.
First Prize: $3000 and the Bronze Annual Medal
Second Prize: $1000
Third Prize: $750
Fourth Prize: $250.
At risk will be the $25,000 Silver Medal Prize. This prize will be
awarded to any submitter(s) whose program:
1. Can, when, tested by the method of Paired Comparisons with a
human, fool more judges into thinking it is a human than can any
other entered program;
2. And can fool at least 1/2 of at least four judges (i.e. 2 of 4,
3 of 5 or 6, etc.) when compared with at least 4 humans.
3. In the event that two or more programs succeed equally with
regard to point 2, the prize money will be split, but the Silver Medal
itself will be awarded to the submitter(s) whose entry is scored
highest by the judges who judged the program to be a program.
For all other questions regarding the contest, please contact
Professor Abbott at russ.abbott [at] [remove_spam] gmail.com
For more information regarding The Loebner Prize, see http://loebnerprize.org |
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