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<![CDATA[Really, You Made This Without AI? Prove it]]> (the Verge)

The White House announced the launch of a new challenge aimed at developers to create a program that can perform a specific task without the aid of artificial intelligence. The challenge, called the 'Trillion Dollar Idea' contest, is seeking submissions from developers worldwide to create a program that can accurately classify images of everyday objects. The program must be able to identify objects in images taken from a smartphone camera without the use of deep learning or AI algorithms.

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