AI restored all 72 names on the Eiffel Tower
🗼 AI restored all 72 names on the Eiffel Tower In the AA-3D test, the models were given the same brief description of the tower: shape, lattice structure, platforms and lighting. There was not a word about the names of the scientists in the prompt. But Claude Opus 5.5 and Grok 4.7 themselves added all 72 names...
- 01.🗼 AI restored all 72 names on the Eiffel Tower In the AA-3D test, the models were given the same brief description of the tower: shape, lattice structure, platforms and lighting
- 02.There was not a word about the names of the scientists in the prompt
- 03.But Claude Opus 5.5 and Grok 4.7 themselves added all 72 names...
🗼 ИИ восстановил все 72 имени на Эйфелевой башне В тесте AA-3D моделям дали одинаковое краткое описание башни: форма, решётчатая конструкция, платформы и освещение. Про имена учёных в промпте не было ни слова. Но Claude Opus 5.5 и Grok 4.7 сами добавили все 72 фамилии французских учёных, инженеров и математиков, которые Гюстав Эйфель разместил под первой платформой — по 18 на каждой стороне. Причём модели воспроизвели фамилии в правильном порядке, а Claude ещё и разместил каждую группу на той стороне башни, где она находится в реальности. Важно: обе модели работали офлайн, без доступа к интернету. Имена впервые появились прямо в коде, который они написали сами. [Источник]()
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