Image Models

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Stern: The 'Hamster Test' Is Essential for Evaluating Image Models
“Now, my current test for all these models, image models, is counting hamsters, and it has gotten better. It still may make the mistake from time to time, but if you're not doing the hamster test, you're not really testing models.”
Joanna Stern May 13, 2026 ▶ 13:04 The Allure of AI Love + Does Anyone Want AI Wearables? — With Joanna Stern
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Sherman Wu: Smaller size of image models drives faster iteration and proliferation
“Image models tend to be way smaller and like you can iterate on it a lot faster. Like that's why you get that crazy cool proliferation of like the image model side.”
Sherman Wu Nov 28, 2025 ▶ 41:43 How OpenAI Builds for 800 Million Weekly Users: Model Specialization and Fine-Tuning
Doshi: AI Image Models Homogenize Styles by Overfitting to Average Human Preference
“I think that the models are probably too curated and maybe overfit to be based on human preference. And human preference isn't your human preference. It's your preference. I mean, it's some kind of average of human preference.”
Suhail Doshi Mar 20, 2024 ▶ 25:19 Predicting AI’s Next Advances — With Suhail Doshi
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Parikh: Generative video progress will lag behind LLM and image advancements
“I think that might be harder in video and I wonder if there is something that we are kind of fundamentally missing in terms of how we approach video generation. So it's not quite answering what you asked me, but I do think that it might be a little bit slower …”
Devi Parikh Jul 20, 2023 ▶ 14:29 No Priors Ep. 24 | With Devi Parikh from Meta

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