Community extracts approximate BabyVision benchmark scores for children ages 3–12
A Reddit user visually estimated numerical performance values from the BabyVision benchmark chart, reporting approximate average scores: 3 years old ~40%, 6 years old ~66%, 10 years old ~74%, 12 years old ~87%. The benchmark, hosted at unipat.ai, evaluates vision models against human developmental baselines.
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