Sequoia offers $100,000 to the winning student pokerbot team
OpenAI and Citadel Securities are hosting a student competition where teams can use coding assistants, but their bots must play offline and make each move within one millisecond.
By Ryan Merket · Published
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Why it matters
The contest gives Sequoia, OpenAI and Citadel Securities a way to identify student developers through the application process.
Sequoia Capital, OpenAI and Citadel Securities are hosting No Limit, a student pokerbot tournament that gives teams 60 minutes to build an agent, then requires it to make decisions without live AI help. The finals offer $100,000 to the winning team. The event is scheduled for November, with regional contests in California, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania.
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