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    CMU Professor Warns of Misleading AI Model Demos

    Keenan Crane cautions that some frontier model demos revive 1990s techniques.

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    Keenan Crane, associate professor of computer science and robotics at CMU, posted a PSA on X. He stated this week will resemble April Fool's regarding results made by or attributed to frontier models. Crane noted that some demos are impressive while others replicate tasks possible since the 1990s, such as procedural terrain generation completed in under 30 seconds. He urged viewers not to be fooled. The post includes a 67-second video attachment.

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    @keenanisalive⚠️ PSA: This week will be like April Fool's regarding results made by (& ostensibly made by) frontier models. 🤖 Some of the demos are truly impressive. Others are things we could *already* generate in < 30 seconds, since the 1990s—like procedural terrain. Don't be fooled. 🤡

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    @keenanisalive⚠️ PSA: This week will be like April Fool's regarding results made by (& ostensibly made by) frontier models. 🤖 Some of the demos are truly impressive. Others are things we could *already* generate in < 30 seconds, since the 1990s—like procedural terrain. Don't be fooled. 🤡