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Anyone got a class full of students and able to get a human version of this pelican benchmark? Perhaps half with a web browser to view the results, and half wo
by londons_explore 1y ago
Anyone got a class full of students and able to get a human version of this pelican benchmark?
Perhaps half with a web browser to view the results, and half working blind with the numbers alone?
- roxolotl 1y agoIf a human was capable of doing it blind I’d be absolutely blown away. Many can’t even draw a bicycle from memory[0]. 0: https://www.wired.com/2016/04/can-draw-bikes-memory-definitely-cant/ https://www.wired.com/2016/04/can-draw-bikes-memory-definite...
- ethmarks 1y agoI highly doubt that any human could manually write a pelican SVG in a single shot like LLMs do. With a lot of guessing and checking of coordinate positions in the web browser, maybe they could do it. I imagine that you could theoretically also guess and check without the web browser by manually rendering the SVG using some graph paper, a compass, a straightedge, and coloured pencils, but that sounds unbelievably tedious and also very error-prone.