Quite interesting! Great job on what you put up so far. I was thinking along the same lines. Can you put some form of contact on your profile or contact me at

Quite interesting! Great job on what you put up so far. I was thinking along the same lines. Can you put some form of contact on your profile or contact me at mine, I'd love to chat with you about what you're doing. One thing to note: I don't think a visual game is the best scenario for this because it is very bad at recognizing images, which means it is like asking a blind person to judge a painting. Not a fair task, since it doesn't have a visual cortex at all. For example, I tried to get chatgpt to output vector graphics in svg format, but it didn't do a great job. I also asked it to recognize what object is in an svg vector image and it took a guess that wasn't bad but was far from being a suitable object detection, it didn't really recognize or describe the object in the svg graphic accurately. Here is the svg I asked it to describe, it is the default image when you open this svg editor: https://www.svgviewer.dev/ https://www.svgviewer.dev/ I copied this default image into chatgpt and asked it to describe it, and likewise you can ask it to generate its own svg, same as code, but it does very badly. For the example image, it thought it was a mobile phone, whereas it was a depiction of a piece of paper with the corner bent down and some writing on it - a mobile phone is not a bad guess but far worse than it does for language-based tasks, and it didn't describe any part of the square, the circle, or the text "SVG".) I just repeated the experiment and got this interesting transcript you could look at if you want: https://hastebin.com/raw/cuqodivotu https://hastebin.com/raw/cuqodivotu As you can see it just does okay, not great. So instead of these types of tasks, I think the supervision should be something that does not involve any imagery at all but is still a sort of generic puzzle. If you have some form of contact I'd love to chat with you about this area of research (this is not job-related).