# Bad Influence story: Artificial Analysis launches AA-3D Explorer to compare model-built 3D scenes

Active · 2 articles · 1 source · First reported 10-26 22:23. Times are ET.
Story page: https://badinfluence.news/story/e075d9b9-cab4-454c-91d0-ad314fe643d0

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Latest update (11-09 19:41): Artificial Analysis explains how AA-3D briefs specify scenes for models

Overview: Artificial Analysis has released AA-3D Explorer, a browser tool for comparing how different models build the same 3D scene. Users choose a task from one of seven domains, then switch between models to view each result. The company says the scenes can be steered, flown through and clicked, as its human panel does before it votes.

A later Artificial Analysis post says each AA-3D brief states what a scene must show and leaves the rest to the model. Its example is a Starship brief asking for an animated mission from launch to orbit, including the booster's return and tower catch and the ship's later landing.

Coverage timeline (newest first):
1. 11-09 19:41 · Artificial Analysis · [Artificial Analysis explains how AA-3D briefs specify scenes for models](https://badinfluence.news/items/fenardwf551mknbto9dzj84au)
2. 10-26 22:23 · Artificial Analysis · [Artificial Analysis launches AA-3D Explorer to compare model-built 3D scenes](https://badinfluence.news/items/jx38nx7w581u7xmv23asj1rnu)
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