ImageRecorded October 17, 202623 models
Count the Park Cats
A frame of stray cats in a park, roughly fifty of them, and one question: how many? The easy ones sit on the gravel path; the hard ones lie in dark leaves, behind a bench, on top of the sleeping man, or on the far lawn as shapes that may or may not be cats. A plain count with a breakdown by area and an honest range.
The video featuring this round
The prompt every model got
Count the cats in this photograph.
Count every cat you can see, including cats that are partly hidden behind something, partly cut off by the edge of the frame, or small in the background. Do not count people or anything that is not a cat.
Count
The total on its own line, in exactly this form:
CATS: <number>
By area
How many of your total are in each part of the picture, one line each:
- the paved path in the foreground
- on, under and around the bench
- the leaf-covered ground
- the lawn in the background
Unsure
List every shape you were unsure about: where it is in the picture, what made it hard, and whether you counted it. Then give the lowest and highest totals you consider plausible, in exactly this form:
RANGE: <lowest>-<highest>
Count from the picture itself. A careful count with an honest range is what I am after; a round number with no breakdown under it is not.
Answers
Sorted by cost. Open a row to load its answer.