Omneky Introduces TASTE BENCH for AI Ad Evaluation

Sep 26, 2026
Omneky introduced TASTE BENCH, a suite that evaluates how image and video models turn creative briefs and brand assets into advertisements.

Omneky introduced TASTE BENCH in a press release, describing it as an evaluation suite for measuring how image and video models turn creative briefs and brand assets into advertisements. GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst recorded the highest ready to run rate in image ad testing at 54.2%, with 32 of 59 ads passing, and an average quality score of 7.38 out of 10.

The current evaluation covers eight image models, 59 briefs, four brands, five languages, 469 generated ads, and 1,371 valid blind reviews. Each model received the same prompts and assets, while AI judges from OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google assessed brand fit, typography, ad effectiveness, copy accuracy, language, logos, products, placement, claims, and visual artifacts.

Ready to run rates across the eight models ranged from 22.0% to 54.2%. The figures reflect first attempt results with Omneky's review step disabled. Omneky said the scores represent automated creative judgments, not campaign conversions or return on ad spend.

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