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      <title>ARC Prize names the winners of the first ARC-AGI-3 milestone prize for open-source solutions</title>
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      <description>On July 6, 2026, the ARC Prize Foundation announced the winners of the first ARC Prize 2026 milestone prize, which rewards mid-competition open-source solutions to the ARC-AGI-3 interactive reasoning benchmark; the first milestone period ran through June 30. The post names three winning submissions, including Tufa Labs' &quot;The Duck,&quot; which plays the games by having a small open-source LLM write and run Python in a live REPL, and links each winner's Kaggle notebook. The second and final milestone prize was scheduled to end on September 30.</description>
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