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this post was submitted on 16 Jul 2025
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It is still very funny to me that Ai image generators don’t get how human hands work.
That's actually a bit of a mislead. Most AI software has hand correction built into models now so they get it right more than they don't. We've all just associated bad hands with AI so the easiest way to get the wanted response is to make bad hands. If those images are AI generated, I'd bet "bad hands, too many fingers" were in the prompt.
They do now. Its just that the older models are still prevalent for various reasons.
They've been able to generate hands for years now. AI image and text generation has basically passed the Turing test at this point. Any media you consume could have been entirely AI generated. That's the main reason I avoid talking about how AI slop is necessarily technically inferior to anything a human made. It's possible for it to make high quality shit, and that doesn't make it okay to use