Design Arena says its inspection of GPT-6 Astra's generated code exposed a preference-vs-functionality gap: half of the examined 3D racing games steered backward, and voters still preferred Astra in five of the six affected matchups. The finding shows that blind preference votes can reward an impressive-looking playable artifact even when a basic control path is broken.
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