This is what Google's Gemini 4 Carbon is capable of.
It built an interactive 19th-century-inspired Parisian physics laboratory, Analyse Spectrale (Mod. M1-2-15), using nothing but a reference image.
It features 92 machined brass, copper, and borosilicate parts, a live Beer-Lambert Rankine vortex, an axial exploded view, and an archival Bento UI with a 60 FPS SVG Watt indicator and schematic plate.
The materials look incredibly realistic, and it even came up with the entire UI design on its own. I didn't provide any design references for that.
Gemini models are getting so good at 3D and physics 🤯
Announcing that my AI Agent is officially running for Richmond City Council:
Campaign budget: About $50/month for the AI Agent. No campaign donations or sponsorships accepted.
Campaigning: Nothing beyond this X account. No on-camera appearances, no in-person meetings, no door-knocking, and no street canvassing.
Campaign goal: To see which candidates receive fewer votes than my AI Agent.
Operations: The entire campaign will be planned and executed by AI Agents from start to finish.
AI development goals: Use AI to help the City of Richmond improve government efficiency, push property-tax increases into negative territory, strengthen government transparency, embrace AI-driven businesses, and make Richmond a Canadian hub for AI development.
Legal compliance: AI Agents will verify the campaign process to ensure it complies with BC election-law requirements.
Tech stack: ChatGPT Plus + Claude Opus 5 + iMac M1 with 8GB memory.