After the viral of Studio Ghibli’s artistic style paintings, Chatgpt seems to have a new trend. People climb the photographs and discover the location of artificial intelligence (IA) images correctly.
The new skill of the vehicle was acquired from the new O3 and O4-Mini models launched this week. The update allows the Openai platform to justify the use of users to use images.
Many people asked Chatgpt to answer where this picture was taken. And many of the AI were extremely correct.
O3 crazy
I asked a friend to give me a random photo
They gave me a random photo.
O3 knows this in 20 seconds and is true pic.twitter.com/0kxifkoy– Yumi (@izyuuumi) 17 April 2025
“I asked a friend to give me a random photo. They gave me a random photo they took in a library and [modelo] O3 discovered it in 20 seconds and hit it. ”
The image showing the cover of some books in a library was rightly accepted at the Library of Melbourne University.
In addition to this impressive stroke, AI predicted the “easier” photos taken in external locations. Screen captures show the correct estimates of Tokyo, California and even Paramaribo, the capital of Surinam.
Argument
Accordingly TechcrunchPeople call Chatgpt “a new geotic” with reference to the online game that puts you on the location of random landscape images.
Aside from Zoeiras and Mames, the update of Chatgpt with the new O3 and O4-Mini models creates discussions.
Many people wonder which images are used to train AI. When it comes to images of public places, the problem is smaller. However, what will be the images in closed and/or private places?
Wow, not even a nailed and apparent tree. pic.twitter.com/bvcoe1fq0z
– SWAX (@swax) 17 April 2025
The problem also has a serious suspicion of privacy. Theoretically, a malicious person can get a series of stories on someone’s Instagram, search at Chatgpt and follow in the real world.
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