Thank you for participating in Happy ARC Day in February 2024!

Please mark your calendars for our next event on August 14, 2024.

We look forward to seeing you there. Stay tuned for more details!


Many people asked us about the possible approaches to tackle the ARC challenges, we are very open to have a discussion. We have an off-line discussion every Friday lunch, reach us out if you want to join. You may also want to refer to these resources before reaching out to us:

  • Recent works from our group: [Publications]
  • Related works
    • Solving ARC with DreamCoder and bidirectional synthesis: [Paper] [Video]
    • Solutions collected from Kaggle: [Link]
    • Communicating natural programs to humans and machines (LARC): [Paper]
    • Human program induction ability: [Link]
    • AlphaCode: [Blog]
    • AlphaGeometry: [Blog]

Finally, I would like to leave the original material that answers some fundamental questions about intelligence.

  • On the measure of intelligence: [Paper]
  • Interview of Francois Chollet: [Video]

Previous events …


Happy ARC Day - Feb 2024 🧩

Hello, everyone? We would like to invite all of you to the fourth Happy ARC Day on Feb 15th!

During the Happy ARC Day, we will introduce the research we are conducting in our lab, focusing on solving the ARC benchmark dataset. We will also have the opportunity to work together on problem-solving through a web interface we have prepared. Additionally, we will engage in discussions about AI/ML methodologies for few-shot and out-of-distribution (OOD) datasets.

  • Venue: Ted Hall (S7, 2F), GIST, Gwangju (This is an off-line event)
  • Time: Feb 15 (Thu), 10:00 - 17:00 (Lunch will be provided during the event)
  • Registration: https://forms.gle/LpPZ88cKYo1S6w889 (Application deadline: Feb 14, 16:00)
  • Please remember to bring your laptops on the day of the event.

Tentative Schedule

Time         Agenda    
10:00 Ice breaking & How to measure intelligence?    
11:00 Solving intelligence benchmark    
12:00 Lunch    
13:00 How to build a machine that learn like a child?    
14:00 Developing a benchmark    
15:00 Evaluate each other about their problem    
16:00 Feedback & Discuss    
17:00 Closing    

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Happy ARC Day - Aug 2023 🧩

Hello, everyone? We would like to invite all of you to the Happy ARC Day on August 3rd!

During the Happy ARC Day, we will introduce the research we are conducting in our lab, focusing on solving the ARC benchmark dataset. We will also have the opportunity to work together on problem-solving through a web interface we have prepared. Additionally, we will engage in discussions about AI/ML methodologies for few-shot and out-of-distribution (OOD) datasets.

We warmly welcome the participation of interested students! 🙂

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  • Venue: Ted Hall (S7, 2F), GIST, Gwangju (This is an off-line event)
  • Time: Aug 3 (Thu), 14:00 - 18:00 (Dinner will be provided after the event)
  • Registration: https://forms.gle/cCgj6HWaDzY1UZScA (Application deadline: August 2, 11:59pm)
  • Please remember to bring your laptops on the day of the event.

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Tentative Schedule

Time         Agenda  
13:45 Setup  
14:00 Ice breaking  
14:10 Lab Introduction  
15:00 Break time  
15:20 Hands-on session (Solving ARC with our tools)  
17:20 Break time  
17:30 Coffee chat & Lab tour  
18:00 Dinner party  

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Happy ARC Day - Feb 2023 🧩

We are excited to invite you to our “Happy ARC Day”. This event is a unique opportunity for you to learn about our cutting-edge research direction on abstraction and reasoning, and get to know our members.

Join us for a day of engaging discussions and hands-on problem-solving sessions. Our members will share their insights on the latest advancements in the field of abstraction and reasoning and make you engage in interactive sessions to come up with creative solutions to challenging IQ-test problems.

  • Venue: AI Studio (S7, 1F), GIST, Gwangju (This is an off-line event)
  • Time: Feb 16 (Thu), 10:30 - 17:00 (Lunch will be provided)
  • Don’t forget to bring your laptop.

In addition to the learning opportunities, this event is also a great chance for you to network and connect with like-minded individuals from the AI community. So come prepared to make new connections, exchange ideas, and have some fun!

To make the most of your time, think about how to solve these problems before you come.

Come and join us in shaping the future of AI! We look forward to seeing you there.

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Tentative Schedule

Time         Agenda  
10:15 Setup  
10:30 Ice breaking  
11:00 Abstraction and Reasoning  
11:30 Lunch (Location: AI Studio)  
12:30 Hands-on session I (Solving ARC with our tools)  
13:30 Hands-on session II (Learning by evaluating)  
14:30 Coffee chat  
15:00 Hands-on session III (Discussing potential approaches)  
16:00 Hands-on session IV (Making some problems & Giving feedback)  
17:00 Wrap-up  
18:00 Private dinner party (Location: TBA)  

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