A 3D dragon reportedly defined by 27kb of LLM-generated code

The creator describes a dragon defined by 27kb of LLM-generated GLSL code as a closed-form implicit surface, rather than a mesh, NeRF, 3DGS or video model. They say the image-to-implicit process is not yet fully automatic: it took 25 hours of Astra model/tool calls and over 27 rounds of human feedback. They explain that different geometry, materials, lighting and camera setups can produce the same 2D image; their approach uses blended basic shapes as a guide to the geometry.