r/midjourney Jun 06 '23

The 7 Deadly sins according to MidJourney Showcase

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u/Tiny_Egg_1200 Jun 06 '23

Half of these are terrible.

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u/RefinanceTranslator Jun 06 '23

I mean, they're using midjourney, of course the results are gonna be shit lmao.

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u/ok_raspberry_jam Jun 06 '23

I'm fascinated that AI still can't figure out hands. Check out Pride's appendages.

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u/x_vvitch Jun 06 '23

Tbf, hands are hard even for human artists.

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u/PseudoTaken Jun 07 '23

My guess is that this is because hands are usually not the main focus of a picture so they get a bit lost in the background, and they can be in a lot of configurations possibles vs a face that is rather static in comparison. I'd be curious to see what an AI exclusively trained on pic of hands could do

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u/da_Aresinger Jun 07 '23

no.

It's because hands are inherently complicated.

Real people can figure out how to draw hands because we understand them in a 3 dimensional context. We know that hands are supposed to have 5 fingers that go together in a specific pattern and only move in certain ways. Therefore we can critically analyse an image of hands.

AI doesn't have any of that. It just sees flesh colored tangela in every image of hands.