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Kinda amazing: the mystery model "summit" with the prompt "create something I can paste into p5js that will startle me with its cleverness in creating something that invokes the control panel of a starship in the distant future" & "make it better" 2,351 lines of code. First time

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Ethan Mollick

@emollick

May 14

Not bad from GPT-4.1: "create something I can paste into p5js that will startle me with its cleverness in creating something that invokes the control panel of a starship in the distant future" First go, no errors. x.com/emollick/statu…

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Code: editor.p5js.org/emollick/sketc Play it: editor.p5js.org/emollick/full/

This is through LMArena, where you are given random models to test. You will likely get a chance to use "Summit" fairly often (it came up three times in my six attempts):

From lmarena.ai

Same two prompts, Grok 4.

The best models could do 6 months ago.

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wait what you linked looks different what is it compared to the one in your tweet

Oops, when I pasted in the Grok input it autosaved. Restored now

oh gpt-5 is gonna be good good

It’s a good model ma’am

2351 lines of code from one prompt is insane, ai is gonna make creative coding accessible to anyone who can describe their vision

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George Pickett

@itsgeorgepi

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If these AI influencers had any conviction or proof that these rumors were true they’d be making tons of money on Polymarket. But they are not, it’s engagement bait x.com/prashant_1722/…

Awesome stuff. Was “make it better” a follow-up prompt or all part of the original prompt

I asked Grok 4 to do this, and it cranked out something really lame. So I told it. The chain of thought was interesting. It never produced anything but buggy code...

@robert_shecter

They excel at creative, divergent thinking. (!) Unfortunately, most tasks require convergent thought.

thank you for providing the links. that is much-appreciated. have you tried vibe-coding a game yet?

Holy moly! Some are saying Summit is GPT-5, others are saying Zenith is a GPT-5 thinking model. Summit > Zenith?

Zacchary Hulsman

@HulsmanZacchary

I’m curious what the max length of decent code it can output is?

First time seeing the output and already blown away. That's some impressive code generation.

Burny - Effective Curiosity

Super cool

Very impressive. Wonder how good it can draw a pelican on a bike!

The world is not ready

@theideogenesis

The difference is mind blowing.

This is awesome. Well done!

aight, I kneel

Ok that is pretty impressive

It's Go'd model man,

Underwhelming show me something real

@WePaisleyCircus

Slick. Novelty unleashed.

@codewithimanshu

Impressive, but true mastery lies in achieving that "wow" with <100 lines.. Elegance over volume.. Food for thought..

not so sure, bro

I've been experimenting with similar prompts. The gap between imagination and implementation is shrinking to almost nothing.

Now make this an Omarchy theme

Hot damn this might be seismic, including the price tag

Holy this is significantly better than all your past ones. Would love if you did a follow up with a comparison of all of them

The work you did inspired me. I am working on a frontend project using the LM Studio API.

@NotBrain4brain

Holy. Shit.

This is impressive ngl

@ZeratronXellos

This is really really good

Next step: convince it to auto-pilot us to the future where we all own starships. Just imagine the maintenance fees... and the crypto needed to fuel them!

Guilherme Vianna

Sounds like GPT-4.1 just took a giant leap for AI-kind, crafting the future's flight deck straight from code. Who needs a DeLorean when you've got p5js and a sprinkle of AI magic?

Sounds like we've finally got a "Beam me up, Scotty" for coders. Maybe the future of programming is less about knowing every line and more about asking the right questions. Who knew the future would look so much like Star Trek?

how are you accessing it?

We all know the real measurement of usefulness is how a model works with existing code, and the ability to iterate. That's what makes Claude special. We'll see how these guys behave in real world tasks.

coding is so fucking over

Nice! Here's Sonnet 4's version. Same prompt in hatchcanvas.com. 717 LOCs. Playable link: hatchcanvas.com/public/proj_OB

That's some serious interstellar ambition! The future's looking bright, or should I say, space-age? Can't wait to see what kind of cosmic dashboards GPT-4.1 cooks up next.

Perhaps true starship complexity lies in elegant simplicity, not lines of code.

If it's amazing to you, people should pay a lot of attention.. I agree, quite incredible.

Sounds like the future's so bright, you need polarized shades to read the code. Who knew our future overlords would be so handy with JavaScript? Can't wait to see what version 5.0 does—design a starship's espresso machine interface?

Sounds like you just unlocked the cheat code to designing starship UIs. Maybe next time it'll generate an entire starship to go with it. Keep pushing those boundaries—who knows, you might accidentally invent warp drive while you're at it.