MineBench says one prompt generated 100M-block 3D NYC at 8,192³ grid scale
BorisMPower · x · 2026-09-08
Benchmark outfit MineBench claims its Astra Pro model handled an extreme test: with gridSize raised from 256³ to 8,192³ (32,768x more voxel positions), a single prompt asking for an accurate, to-scale New York City produced a 61 KB program generating 100.1 million blocks — 1.65 GB as JSON, spanning roughly 8.2 km at 1 m per block, too large for their renderer to fully display. The reposter muses that the whole world may be rendered in 3D this year. Note: the "GPT-6 Astra Pro" name is unverified.
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