Four AI models recreated Paris 1996 using code - the difference in price was huge
🇫🇷 Four AI models recreated Paris 1996 using code - the price difference turned out to be huge The developer gave four neural networks the same prompt: to create the atmosphere of Paris 1996 entirely using programming, without additional attempts. Results: • Claude…
- 01.🇫🇷 Four AI models recreated Paris 1996 using code - the price difference turned out to be huge The developer gave four neural networks the same prompt: to create the atmosphere of Paris 1996 entirely using programming, without additional attempts
- 02.Results: • Claude…
🇫🇷 Четыре ИИ-модели воссоздали Париж 1996 года с помощью кода — разница в цене оказалась огромной Разработчик дал четырём нейросетям одинаковый промпт: создать атмосферу Парижа 1996 года полностью с помощью программирования, без дополнительных попыток. Результаты: • Claude Opus 5.5 — $73,80 и 2 ч 56 мин. • Gemini 4 Argon — около $2,50 и 30 мин. • DeepSeek Flash 1017 — $0,34 и 46 мин. • Grok 4.7 — около $7 и 2 ч 7 мин. По субъективной оценке автора, Claude лучше всего передала атмосферу города, но DeepSeek приблизилась к её результату, потратив в 217 раз меньше денег. [Источник]()
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