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Can you challenge it and e.g. double the radius of the last circle? That should make the rendered output unintelligible. Let's see if it still thinks it represe

• jaymzcampbell 2y ago
  Changing the last one to r=80 instead of r=40, GPT4o ends up saying: > The circles overlap in certain areas, depending on their size and position, creating a layered visual effect where the largest circle (third one) dominates most of the canvas space. Though tbf to it, I'm not sure I'd say this looks like MM either: https://i.imgur.com/0VHdocf.png https://i.imgur.com/0VHdocf.png (unless I knew this was the intent prior).
• montebicyclelo 2y ago
  It passes the test you've proposed. For the below results, the prompt is the same for A and B, except for in B the radius of the last circle is twice as big to make the rendered output unintelligible. A. Valid Mickey is detected by the model. "...This arrangement might resemble a basic version of a Mickey Mouse shape, where the two smaller circles represent the ears and the larger circle represents the head...", https://chatgpt.com/share/3999859a-b6db-4671-8b69-0ec6a5bac398 https://chatgpt.com/share/3999859a-b6db-4671-8b69-0ec6a5bac3... B. Invalid Mickey is not misclassified as Mickey by the model and is correctly described. "...these circles will overlap, creating a pattern where the largest circle (Circle 3) dominates the right side of the canvas, with the other two smaller circles overlapping it and each other in the middle...", https://chatgpt.com/share/df3c57ac-495b-4e4c-b00c-bae31781c4de https://chatgpt.com/share/df3c57ac-495b-4e4c-b00c-bae31781c4...