AI-generated philosophy competition offers $11,000 in prizes, adds alternative submission route
birchlse · x · 2026-09-06
Elliott Thornley and colleagues are organizing a competition for AI-generated philosophy with $11,000 in prizes and are encouraging entries.
Responding to complaints that OpenReview's submission process is cumbersome, the organizers have opened an alternative submission route that bypasses OpenReview entirely. The competition explores whether AI can produce genuinely valuable philosophical work.
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