Rules:
-The AI has only as much time as a human competitor, but there are no other limits on the computational resources it may use during that time.
-The AI must be evaluated under conditions substantially equivalent to human contestants, e.g. the same time limits and submission judging rules. The AI cannot query the Internet.
-The AI must not have access to the problems before being evaluated on them, e.g. the problems cannot be included in the training set. It should also be reasonably verifiable, e.g. it should not use any data which was uploaded after the latest competition.
-The contest must be most current IOI contest at the time the feat is completed (previous years do not qualify).
Question says "by 2026" but doesn't specify start or end of 2026. Close date January 2, 2026 so I'm assuming it means before 2026, I've edited the title to help avoid confusion (author's account is deleted)
@firstuserhere Derrrp I don't know how but somehow I read it as "Will I get at least bronze in the IOI?" 😅
@tailcalled Haha I thought so. I'm more of a IMO than IOI guy anyway, but that was back in highschool