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Hello darling, look what the lovely snake brought me.😇
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Something doesn't seem right with the snake, though. Did it get caught in a shredder? Was it cut into two or more pieces? For example, one part appears behind the back and then seemingly disappears again. The head section strangely appears behind the hand holding the red apple. Behind the body, there are several more sections of the snake. At first, I thought they were supposed to be stones, but they have the color and structure of the snake's body.
In any case, AI fortunately still makes a lot of obvious errors when creating images, so it's easy to recognize that it's AI-made. But as we all know, they're still working on it.
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In any case, AI fortunately still makes a lot of obvious errors when creating images, so it's easy to recognize that it's AI-made. But as we all know, they're still working on it.
I hope that critics feel obliged to leave positive reviews where such errors do not occur and not just leave more perfect works without comment. I think that is to be expected, right?
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It's solely a criticism of AI. AI isn't perfect—and that's a good thing. A renowned art critic once said of a work by a young, up-and-coming artist: 'A lot of colors were used.' Nothing more. 😉
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Most of the time, AI is only a part of it; I do a lot of rework. And sometimes I get something like this from the still images that come out. https://www.gridtalk.de/attachment.php?aid=9871
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The way her left arm is sunk into the grass also looks wrong. The angle of her shoulder would imply her elbow would be straight down below the ground and her forearm would have to be really long to emerge from the ground in that position. The hand holding the apple also looks malformed. It seems to only have 3 fingers and the thumb had no nail.
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I had to deactivate the comments for a moment because of a disrespectful comment. I have nothing against criticism, but the way it was made...not so.
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