Fable Built a 3D Model of Aristotle's Cognitive Architecture

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14 points·mikemangialardi··10 comments

This looks like the usual https://threejs.org animation built by LLMs.

I'm more interested in:

- The correctedness of the data and if it was reviewed.

- The skills and challenges while building it. Was it a one shot? Did it had a feedback loop?

Why do I have the feeling that the recent surge of "Fable built ..." is a marketing campaign by Anthropic?

This kinda reminds me of the Pepsi Universe design doc. Random "hey let's make things like planets and orbits—that's science, right?"

This has every sign of being advanced slop. Before I proceed further, can you provide any evidence that anything on this page corresponds to anything in reality?

Thats not the point of the presentatation: it's that Fable built a nice visualization.

If Aristotle was right about it or not is an orthogonal argument.

The question was whether Aristotle's model, as valid as it may or not be, is faithfully represented here.

I think at some point soon, it's going to become really cringy to put out the typical purple background with neon colour slop site. I do hope that people start to remember that just because you can, doesn't mean you should.

I've tried Fable on a few complex tasks and couldn't tell the difference over Opus 4.8, tbh.

Should billboard the text rendering so it doesn't go invisible at oblique viewing angles

This is a stunning idea and execution! I am glad I clicked on that link and spent a couple of minutes on it. Serious kudos, good Sir/Ma'am/[respectful appellation of your choosing].

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