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Somewhere right now some human artist is being tasked with drawing illustrations of pelicans riding bicycles to be used as training data at a big AI lab.
by zarzavat 5mo ago
Somewhere right now some human artist is being tasked with drawing illustrations of pelicans riding bicycles to be used as training data at a big AI lab.
- minimaxir 5mo agoEvery modern image-generation model can generate a pelican on a bicycle trivially. The point of the test is to generate SVG text that represents an image, which is more complicated. Yes, there are ways to convert raster images to SVG for use in training data but it's not a good use of anyone's time.
- jofzar 5mo agoI wouldn't wish creating a svg pelican on a bicycle on my worst enemy
- Mashimo 5mo ago> Every modern image-generation model can generate a pelican on a bicycle trivially. Mistral seems to be the exception. Their new model from a few weeks ago is worse then selfhosted gemma.
- Antibabelic 5mo agoI don't understand this response. Human artists can and do make SVGs.
- captn3m0 5mo agoThey typically use a visual editor like Inkscape with visual feedback. Nobody is hand-coding a complex SVG.
- Antibabelic 5mo agoThe end result is the same: an SVG file. Definitely doesn't matter to an LLM what produced it.
- energy123 5mo agoThe quality of the Gemini pelican was such a step change in one iteration, while the other benchmarks remained quite flat, that I think you are right. Although whether they targeted Pelicans in particular or just svg, I can't say.
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