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# Creativity

While there are certain technical limitations, there are no limits when it comes to imagination. As we all know, a well-instructed command makes it clear for the AI to define its tasks. Since there is an extra layer before We send the command, We use a task allocator to understand how complex the task might be, employing a maximum of two agents.

As We are limited by the AI's ability to translate natural language, any response obtained is an interpretation of what has been understood by the AI. We tested the AI in various forms, asking it to surprise Us with creations. For example, it created a moving, shaped figure with arm-like objects rotating around the body, while the whole object is floating. In other cases, it simply created a transparent cube, rotating and scaling simultaneously. Once, it went out of the box and created an airplane.

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Since these commands and responses are not always consistent, it depends on the User's ability to translate their thoughts and the AI's capability to perform certain calculations to meet the requirements. We also tried providing it with a URL of a [**structure**](https://www.holland.com/global/tourism/discover-the-netherlands/visit-the-cities/rotterdam/rotterdam-cube-houses.htm); it took some time but attempted to recreate the object using cubes and planes, achieving around 50% accuracy.


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