It's not nessessarily the best benchmark, it's a popular one, probably because it's funny.
Yes it's like the wine glass thing.
Also it's kind of got depth. Does it draw the pelican and the bicycle? Can the penguin reach the peddles? How?
I can imagine a really good AI finding a funny or creative or realistic way for the penguin to reach the peddles.
An slightly worse AI will do an OK job, maybe just making the bike small or the legs too long.
An OK AI will draw a penguin on top of a bicycle and just call it a day.
It's not as binary as the wine glass example.
> It's not nessessarily the best benchmark, it's a popular one, probably because it's funny.
> Yes it's like the wine glass thing.
No, it's not!
That's part of my point; the wine glass scenario is a _realistic_ scenario. The pelican riding a bike is not. It's a _huge_ difference. Why should we measure intelligence (...) in regards to something that is realistic and something that is unrealistic?
I just don't get it.