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    Recreate complex art in Python: a user's proposed AI test

    A user proposes having AI recreate a surrealist image in Python, without image reuse or pixel-precise cursor drawing, and praises V4.1 Pro's Python skills.

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    One user argues that recreating a complex image programmatically in Python would be a more interesting AI test than matching a reference through pixel-precise cursor strokes. The proposed challenge rules out image reuse, and the user calls V4.1 Pro “good” at Python. The distinction is between drawing and computer control: the same user had criticized an earlier demo as a drawing exercise while calling it a “tremendous flex of computer use.”

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    @ZeningChen42844One way to test whether an agent is truly good at controlling a computer is through drawing. It requires precise, fine-grained mouse control - something that’s surprisingly hard for an agent to get right. So I asked @sai_borg and the other agent to draw a portrait of me. Same task, two agents - very different levels of computer control.
    @teortaxesTexV4.1 Flash is an overthinker. It's annoying because it has solved these (trivial) errors (done by another DeepSeek session) in <50 seconds and already verified the fix, but then proceeded to obsess about visual testing. In some situations that may be of use…
    @xwang_lkRT @ZeningChen42844: One way to test whether an agent is truly good at controlling a computer is through drawing. It requires precise, fin…

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    Positive57.1%42.9%Negative

    Summary

    Sentiment

    Positive57.1%42.9%Negative

    Many accounts praised Deepseek V4.1 Flash for delivering superior, photorealistic results on complex image reproduction tasks, while others criticized its excessive overthinking and delays on simpler queries.

    Based on 24 sentiment-bearing replies from 21 accounts across 3 conversations.

    Summary

    Many accounts praised Deepseek V4.1 Flash for delivering superior, photorealistic results on complex image reproduction tasks, while others criticized its excessive overthinking and delays on simpler queries.

    Based on 24 sentiment-bearing replies from 21 accounts across 3 conversations.

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    14 Sources

    @ZeningChen42844One way to test whether an agent is truly good at controlling a computer is through drawing. It requires precise, fine-grained mouse control - something that’s surprisingly hard for an agent to get right. So I asked @sai_borg and the other agent to draw a portrait of me. Same task, two agents - very different levels of computer control.
    @teortaxesTexV4.1 Flash is an overthinker. It's annoying because it has solved these (trivial) errors (done by another DeepSeek session) in <50 seconds and already verified the fix, but then proceeded to obsess about visual testing. In some situations that may be of use…
    @xwang_lkRT @ZeningChen42844: One way to test whether an agent is truly good at controlling a computer is through drawing. It requires precise, fin…