
US non-profit behind the ARC-AGI benchmark and the ARC Prize competition, focused on measuring and accelerating research progress toward AGI.
ARC Prize (ARC Prize, Inc.) is a US non-profit organization behind the ARC-AGI benchmark and the ARC Prize competition. The ARC-AGI benchmark was created by François Chollet and published in 2019 alongside his paper "On the Measure of Intelligence"; it measures the ability of AI systems to solve novel reasoning tasks ("easy for humans, hard for AI"). In 2024, Chollet, together with Mike Knoop (co-founder of Zapier), launched the ARC Prize competition with a prize pool exceeding US$1 million, run as an open, reproducible challenge on Kaggle. In early 2025, ARC Prize expanded into a full-fledged non-profit foundation. The organization develops successive benchmark versions (ARC-AGI-1, ARC-AGI-2, ARC-AGI-3) and runs annual editions of the competition.
Founders
Creator of the Keras library and the ARC-AGI benchmark (2019). Previously a researcher at Google.
Co-founder of Zapier; co-founder of ARC Prize.
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