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Notice

AISB event Bulletin Item

BCS Machine Intelligence Competition: Deadline extended

http://www.bcs-sgai.org/micomp/

DEADLINE EXTENDED TO NOVEMBER 1ST

The Ninth British Computer Society Machine Intelligence Competition 

Wednesday December 15th 2010 at Peterhouse College, Cambridge, UK,
during the annual SGAI conference AI-2010 

Closing Date for Entries: November 1st 2010 

This is the ninth in an annual series of competitions for live
demonstrations of 'Progress Towards Machine Intelligence' organized 
by
the British Computer Society Specialist Group on Artificial
Intelligence (SGAI) in association with AKRI Ltd. 

The demonstration can be of either software (e.g. a question-
answering
system or a speech recognition system) or hardware (e.g. a mobile
robot). 

This competition will put on show real systems demonstrated live. It
is hoped that the competition and the competitors, over several 
years,
will provide a new interest and visible improvements in the
development of machine intelligence. 

Entry Fee: There is no entry fee and conference registration is not
required. 

Prize: A permanent trophy awarded for one year plus a cash prize. 

Format: The prize will be awarded on the basis of a 10-15 minute live
demonstration (not a paper or a technical description). The prize 
will
be awarded to the demonstration that in the opinion of the judges 
best
demonstrates 'progress towards an intelligent machine'. 

Judges: All registered delegates at the conference will be eligible 
to
vote in a secret ballot. 

Eligibility: The competition is open to all. A maximum of 5 entries
will be presented. To control numbers, these will be selected by the
organizers on the basis of information provided by the entrants. 

Further information is available at 
http://www.bcs-sgai.org/micomp/ 

or by email from the organizers 
Prof. Max Bramer (Chair, SGAI) max.bramer@port.ac.uk 
Dr. John Gordon (Director, AKRI) jlg@akri.org. 
Richard Ellis (Helyx) r.ellis@helyx.co.uk

The AI-2010 conference website is at http://www.bcs-sgai.org/ai2010/