Compress Data And Win Hutter Prize Worth Half A Million Euros

"Entities should not be multiplied unnecessarily" To incentivize the scientific community to focus on AGI, Marcus Hutter, one of the most prominent researchers of our generation, has renewed his decade-old prize by ten folds to half a million euros (500,000 €). The Hutter prize, named after Marcus Hutter, is given to those who can successfully create new benchmarks for lossless data compression. The data here is a dataset based on Wikipedia. Marcus Hutter, who now works at DeepMind as a senior research scientist, is famous for his work on reinforcement learning along with Juergen Schmidhuber. Dr Hutter proposed AIXI in 2000, which is a reinforcement learning agent that works in line with Occam's razor and sequential decision theory.