@FinanceYF5: Someone connected Blender to Fable 5, and in about 20 minutes, it reconstructed the entire building complex of New York City. It didn't just randomly draw; first, it grabbed building data from public data sources, then modeled according to the data — theoretically, the entire model is to scale. The poster said this approach of 'checking data before acting' is smarter than Opus 4.…

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Someone connected Blender to Fable 5, and in just 20 minutes, it reconstructed the entire New York City building complex based on public building data, with the model to scale. The poster believes this 'check data before acting' approach is smarter than Opus 4.8, reflecting that AI is beginning to have the ability to 'do its homework'.

Someone connected Blender to Fable 5, and in about 20 minutes, it reconstructed the entire New York City building complex. It didn't just randomly draw; first, it grabbed building data from public data sources, then modeled according to the data — theoretically, the entire model is to scale. The poster said this approach of 'checking data before acting' is smarter than Opus 4.8's approach. Is this a sign that AI is starting to have the awareness of 'doing homework'? https://t.co/bXN20dxfG5
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Someone connected Blender to Fable 5, and in about 20 minutes, it reconstructed the entire New York City building complex.

It didn’t just draw randomly — it first fetched building data from public sources, then modeled based on that data — theoretically, the entire model is to scale.

The poster said this “check the data first, then act” approach is smarter than how Opus 4.8 does it. Does this count as AI starting to have a sense of “doing its homework”? https://t.co/bXN20dxfG5

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