This post shows an SVG Xbox controller which is quite well-drawn, supposedly created by a "mystery model." Based on the OP's comments in the replies, it is very likely GPT-4.5:
https://x.com/NotBrain4brain/status/1894285365969584303

Whenever I have access to GPT-4.5, I will ask it "Write SVG code that draws an Xbox controller." (I may also ask a volunteer who has the relevant OpenAI subscription to do this.)
I will render the SVG at https://www.svgviewer.dev/, making any slight modifications needed to get it to run.
If the result looks reasonably close in quality to the "mystery model" image above, I will resolve YES. If it's unclear, I may run the experiment multiple times and choose the best option, since the image above was probably somewhat cherry-picked. If I'm still not sure, I will consider putting it to a poll. Essentially, I aim for the market to resolve YES if it's reasonable to believe that GPT-4.5 generated the top SVG image above.
Update 2025-03-05 (PST) (AI summary of creator comment): After a few days:
If no generated SVG output is produced that is of comparable quality to the mystery model's image within a few days of experimentation, the market will be resolved NO.
This update sets a clear timeframe for concluding the experiment in favor of a NO resolution.
https://chatgpt.com/canvas/shared/67c69f952e088191a36180e710c8a8c3
https://chatgpt.com/canvas/shared/67c69fb6ec4881919393567df7eace87
https://chatgpt.com/share/67c6a2c3-0f24-8011-b30c-200ab0e20aea
I tried several times, none are of comparable quality to the mystery model's controller.
@Sketchy Yeah, I will definitely resolve NO if nobody can make it produce images better than that after a few days. I asked the OP of the Twitter thread if they have anything to say about it
I'm curious what the probability would be if I didn't put a ton of liquidity into this market - probably a lot higher, considering every person but one bought YES. It seems counterintuitive that putting more mana into the market makes it less accurate and less interesting... maybe there should be a way to drip-feed liquidity into a market or only add it as needed