For agencies and in-house creative teams. Dial in your distance from the obvious, Refract, Fluoresce, Scintillate or Fever Dream, and watch Geode outmanoeuvre standard AI on the exact same brief, side by side.
“When the world zigs, zag.”
Sir John Hegarty
Standard AI is a consensus machine. It only knows how to zig. Foundational models are trained to calculate the mathematical average of human thought and hand you the most probable, predictable answer.
If you want creative territories nobody else is being handed, you cannot rely on the baseline. You need an architecture specifically engineered to zag: measuring the obvious, and then ruthlessly breaking away from it.
That is what Geode delivers: territories the room would not have reached, scored beside what standard AI gives everyone else, with the proof attached: novelty and utility measured on a public benchmark, so the boldest route in the deck is also the one you can defend in the pitch.
Novelty is not a niche concern; it is becoming a category, and the creative tools already selling it prove the point. The leading one is a model built for creative divergence. It self-reports 7.47 distinctness, with no official benchmark submission and no published utility score at all.
On that basis it has signed major advertising agencies. We read that as market validation: agencies are paying real money for measurably novel output. The system you are about to test holds an officially acknowledged NoveltyBench score above the best published result on both axes, on full-strength frontier models.
Paste a real client brief and choose a novelty level. Geode and standard AI answer it side by side, and an independent judge that played no part in writing them scores both for novelty and utility.
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