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Google DeepMind (blog.google), Measuring progress toward AGI: A cognitive framework

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Record	Kind	As stated	Dated
Google DeepMind and Kaggle ran a hackathon from 17 March to 16 April 2026 asking the community to design evaluations for five cognitive abilities on Kaggle's Community Benchmarks platform, with a $200,000 prize pool.	Supply fact	$200,000 prize pool	17 Mar 2026
Treat a contest prize as a reward for winners, not a price for building	Negotiation lever	Google DeepMind and Kaggle paid $10,000 to each of the top two evaluations in each of…	17 Mar 2026

Google DeepMind and Kaggle ran a hackathon from 17 March to 16 April 2026 asking the community to design evaluations for five cognitive abilities on Kaggle's Community Benchmarks platform, with a $200,000 prize pool.
Kind
Supply fact
As stated
$200,000 prize pool
Dated
17 Mar 2026
Treat a contest prize as a reward for winners, not a price for building
Kind
Negotiation lever
As stated
Google DeepMind and Kaggle paid $10,000 to each of the top two evaluations in each of…
Dated
17 Mar 2026