Oh, my God. The Chinese of GPT image 2 are dead.

English | Chinese Original

English translation of the Chinese original. This version is generated for international readers and may be refined over time.

Date: 2026-04-30

And just as I was walking around, I found a terrible post, and the Chinese scientist from the GPT-image-2 team, Chen Bo, showed you his own picture of GPT. Here's Chen Bo-won post.

I said why GPT-image-2 knew Chinese so well, there was a Chinaman there.

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This is the live broadcast of the launch (not too much language skills is the second half of the broadcast, and the national media do not seem to find that I am the only national QwQ). This time, the whole network of officials was created with pictures, and there were lots of flowers behind it.

Chen Bo-chan and Sam Ottman demonstrated the ability to render words at OpenAI GPT Image 2.

Our model is codenamed Dict-tape before release.LMArenaTwo-blind tests were performed. I'm the one who named it, which means the duct tape, which is this:

Dict tape translates it by the name of Butch tape, but it's not common in the country.

And why do you call it a duct tape?

The world-renowned art of putting bananas on the wall with a duct tape.

And, of course, the result was a double-blind test to break the cliff and lead the second place by the code name Banana.

Besides, I spent time making a lot of pictures of our officials online. The entire Blog is created in pictures, with no text at all. I made all these drawings myself! There's a lot of thinking behind every picture, and it's like an artist.

And then our Chinese egg. He wanted to make a very funny comic book, so he thought of the encirclement and the banana. Of course, in order to show his ability to write, I specifically asked him to add a lot of words in multinational languages, and the lower right corner of his home poster gave him a particularly small Chinese language to test how much detail he could have. I made him look like a picture of a real comic book to do something that only we could do. The whole picture, both in painting and in painting, is a one-time creation. I was worried when I finished designing it, and you thought it was a jigsaw puzzle.

If you want to go, it's not really amazing. I made a four-carat at teammates' tip. It's a bunch of grains of rice, but one of them is etched. Can you find it?

I made this Japanese comic. I was trying to make a cartoon about GPT images. There was a really funny comic about bananas, but it didn't feel right to put it on the official web. And finally, there's another way of linking comics to GPT. I've conceived the subject of a feather pen, and all that's left is a simple hint that tells him to think of a "dramatic" comic.

More magazine pages, this one made with colleagues. The idea is to make a living image model combine the layout of art with some real objects. It both reflects the model's retrogression to the real world and the sense of design.

And when I did this, I was thinking about what really highlighted the progress of our models in thinking. It would seem too simple if he could solve the normal math equation. It seems that this can also be done by way of thinking mode + translation. So I think of a visual proof that I really like to really test GPT Image 2's unique visual reasoning. The hint in the figure indicates that the sum of the odd numbers starting from 1 is squared with visual (rather than algebra) evidence on the board. Normal models can easily deduce algebra solutions, but only visual models can do them.

The last one shows the search capability, looking for a poster at the store of our official network. We showed it on the air.Thinking modeThe two-dimensional code is automatically generated and placed in the picture -- there's actually an egg behind it, and a few of the first individuals who showed the two-dimensional code were given a free little prize.

Last but not least, thanks to the team, everyone has done a lot of things. At the end of the day, apart from working on a few little things with colleagues in the marketing sector and in the arts to prepare for the launch and the site, they really are the strongest collaborators I've ever seen, and finally we have such a beautiful website.

Let's hope we have a steady catch!