An AI Philosophy Competition is being organized to assess the philosophical capabilities of artificial intelligence. Participants are invited to submit up to three AI-generated essays on any philosophical topic, accompanied by a methodology report detailing their creation process. The competition, funded by Forethought Research, offers a total of $11,000 in prizes, including awards for essay quality and creative methodologies, with submissions due by October 31, 2026. AI
IMPACT This competition aims to explore and potentially advance AI's capabilities in abstract reasoning and philosophical discourse.
RANK_REASON The item describes a competition focused on AI capabilities in philosophy, which falls under research-oriented activities. [lever_c_demoted from research: ic=1 ai=1.0]
- AI Philosophy Competition
- Branden Fitelson
- Christian Tarsney
- Daniel Greco
- David Chalmers
- Elliott Thornley
- Forethought Research
- Herman Cappelen
- Hilary Greaves
- Jake Nebel
- John Hawthorne
- Kenny Easwaran
- Matthew Mandelkern
- Rachel Sterken
- Zachary Goodsell
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