Loebner Prize

PRIZES

The prizes for each year include:

$2,000 for the most human-seeming of all bots for that year - awarded every year. In 2005, the prize was increased to $3,000, and the prize will be $2,250 in 2006.

$25,000 for the first bot that judges cannot distinguish from a real human in a text-only based Turing Test (awarded once only)

$100,000 to the first bot that judges cannot distinguish from a real human in a Turing Test that includes deciphering and understanding text, visual, and auditory input.

The Loebner Prize dissolves once the $100,000 prize is won.

Dr. Hugh Loebner established the prize in conjunction with the Cambridge Center For Behavioral Studies .

WINNERS

Year	'''Winner'''
2005	Rollo Carpenter
2004	Richard Wallace
2003	Juergen Pirner
2002	Kevin Copple
2001	Richard Wallace
2000	Richard Wallace
1999	Robby Garner
1998	Robby Garner
1997	David Levy
1996	Jason Hutchens
1995	Joseph Weintraub
1994	Thomas Whalen
1993	Joseph Weintraub
1992	Joseph Weintraub
1991	Joseph Weintraub

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