Hutter Prize for compressing human knowledge
<p><pre><code>  Q: Why do you restrict to a single CPU core and exclude GPUs?
  A: The primary intention is to limit compute and memory to some generally available amount in a transparent, easy, fair, and measurable way. 100 hours on one i7 core with 10GB RAM seems to get sufficiently close to this ideal
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Sorry, who are these people that don&#x27;t have a GPU? Even laptops have GPUs. Why would you spend 100 hours on an &quot;i7&quot; (which generation? 4790K or six times faster 13700k?) CPU when you can achieve orders of magnitude better performance on a consumer GPU that literally everyone has access to?