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1. Oct 22
   Essay: a multimodal AI gave up on a 1,000-piece all-white jigsaw in five hours

   A first-person essay republished by Huxiu AI describes an attempt to have a multimodal AI chatbot solve a 1,000-piece all-white "Pure White Hell" jigsaw by photographing the pieces laid out in a numbered 20×50 grid and asking which edges interlock. The author says accuracy was poor from the first hours, that the model described edge curvature rather than measuring it, and that when asked to order 30 consecutive pieces it returned a closed loop (A joins B, B joins C, C joins A); he abandoned the attempt after about five hours. The essay cites the JigShape study, which it says tested five frontier vision models on synthetic puzzles and found only one beat guessing at 16 pieces while all dropped to chance at 64, and contrasts this with classical contour-matching solvers that it says have handled puzzles of several hundred pieces.

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