gemini-exp-1121
An early experimental model; it later described its own image as an insect.
Each real output counts once; only the default/medium representative enters the timeline. Source-reported settings, not a ranking.

Robert Glaser requested SVG of a pelican riding a bicycle, converted it to JPG through Chrome DevTools, and asked the model to inspect and revise its output iteratively. This work is the final published image in the gpt-5.1-high sequence. All 3 original process previews are retained, but the complete iterative run counts as one work, not one work per revision. The folder reports high reasoning effort. The date is the UTC first-public-file commit date, not collection time or model release; the actual generation date is unpublished. Model and creator labels are source-reported, not independently authenticated. This ordinary code-generation experiment is not classified as a scored Benchmark.
Date precision / evidence: day / source-publication. Source publication: 2025-11-15. Generation date is not independently authenticated.
Original catalog label: high. A historical organizing label, not a score from a controlled benchmark.
An early experimental model; it later described its own image as an insect.
An early locally generated pelican from an open reasoning model.
An early result the author first described as “spectacular.”