Does measuring help a model lay out a Venn? With a bit more statistics.

In short

Sol kept the labels clear nine times out of ten whether I gave it a list, told it to check itself or said nothing.

TikZ: a three-set coffee Venn diagram, by gpt-6-sol
Sol on the plain prompt, run 1. Every label clear.$0.06SVGPNGPDFvenn.tex
TikZ: a three-set coffee Venn diagram, by gpt-6-sol
Run 4, the one plain run with a label on a line.$0.11SVGPNGPDFvenn.tex

Finding

The prompt, v1, frozen

Using LaTeX and TikZ, draw a Venn diagram of three overlapping circles labelled "Has espresso", "Has milk" and "Served cold". Write each of these drinks in the region where it belongs: short black, flat white, iced latte, iced long black, cold brew, babyccino, milkshake, pour-over.

This is the last of three posts on whether specifying to measure helps model avoid overlapping text and lines. Here, with 10 runs instead of 3 for Sol. I had the plain prompt telling Sol to make a Venn diagram, another prompt to make a Venn and check that the text does not overlap with the lines and another to check its own render to ensure no overlap.

Labels clear of the lines Sol, ten runs
Plain prompt 9 of 10
Told the list 9 of 10
Told to check its own render 9 of 10

Verdict

All three prompts kept the labels clear in 9 of 10 runs (p = 1.0), so I cannot tell yet. Sol already passes 9 of 10 on the plain prompt, so there is no room to show a difference, and a harder layout would tell.

n = 10 runs a prompt. p = 1.0, Fisher exact, committed before the runs.

The 30 runs cost $1.92.

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How it failed

unreadable, false, incomplete

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