I see the Hutter Prize is a separate contest from Matt's contest/rules: http://mattmahoney.net/dc/textrules.html
Time and Working Memory has no hard limit. Just the compressed result. This makes sense because, the compression/decompression time for outputting 1 letter/word is ok on modern computers if it takes 3 seconds, an AGI can still talk to us! And it's ok if takes 64GB...AGI can still operate. Yes the lower the better, but on modern computers, it's feasible (at the edge in my example, at least for home pcs). So ya bloating those is ok, it let's us get closer to AGI! You'll 'feel' it hurt when you bloat the time/mem too far in your project, so the limit is, the participant. So only rule needed is compression result, and, the instinctive judgement of "hmm, the entry algorithm outputs 1 word per second, just fast enough, and 64GB RAM, bearable enough". I'll give this more thought and post here but otherwise if I don't pot then it seems right. ------------------------------------------ Artificial General Intelligence List: AGI Permalink: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/T65747f0622d5047f-Md30b8640f361d6a998c985aa Delivery options: https://agi.topicbox.com/groups/agi/subscription
