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My personal AI benchmark: "Generate an SVG of a frog with a Habsburg jaw."

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FROGS_ is a benchmark for SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) focusing on the Habsburg jaw, featuring structural labels and editorial interpretations of anatomical features such as a "massive protruding mandible" and a "recessed" upper lip. The SVG includes a linear gradient definition for skin tones.

Summary from frogs.vaguespac.es.

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    My personal AI benchmark: "Generate an SVG of a frog with a Habsburg jaw."

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My personal AI benchmark: "Generate an SVG of a frog with a Habsburg jaw." ↗
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  • Praise: Opus 5 clearly frogmaxxed, showing impressive capabilities in rendering complex features like a Habsburg jaw in an SVG format.
  • Praise: The humor in the results is refreshing, with commenters finding the AI's interpretation hilarious and creative, which adds to the overall enjoyment of the benchmark.
  • Concern: Many models struggled to connect the specific jaw feature to the frog face, indicating a lack of understanding that raises concerns about their artistic interpretation capabilities.
  • Concern: The failure to provide varied perspectives, like side profiles of the frog, suggests a significant limitation in the models' ability to creatively interpret prompts.