Higgsfield AI said it asked Claude Fable 5.2 to complete Leonardo da Vinci's flying machine, and that the model built a 3D model, tested it against real-world physics, and redesigned it so it could fly.
Higgsfield AI · Claude Fable 5.2
An AI model was asked to finish da Vinci's flying machine. The company says it worked.
Higgsfield AI says Claude Fable 5.2 built a 3D model of the design, tested it against physical constraints, and redesigned it to fly. The claim is unverified, and the method behind it has not been disclosed.
The claimed workflow
Step 1
Build a 3D model
Model produces a design of da Vinci's machine.
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Step 2
Test under physics
Design is checked against real-world constraints. Method not described.
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Step 3
Redesign to fly
Revised design is described as built to fly. Performance not reported.
The promotional offer
Limited-time free, unlimited access to featured models, shown as days.
Featured models: Seedance 2.5, Seedream 5.5, and other top models. No pricing or specifications beyond the trial period.
What is claimed
The model produced a 3D design of the machine.
The design was tested against physical constraints.
The redesigned aircraft was built to fly.
What is not established
No third-party verification in available material.
No detail on the physics testing or tools used.
No reported flight performance.
Open question
Would the redesign hold up under expert review or real-world testing?
Independent demonstrations
Technical documentation
Benchmarks and specifications
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