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The semantics aren't that sound - a lot of the bikes have the seat at the very back, too far from the handlebars.
by native_samples 4y ago
The semantics aren't that sound - a lot of the bikes have the seat at the very back, too far from the handlebars.
- woodruffw 4y agoNone of them are good, but the semantics are correct: the seat is behind the handlebars, the handlebars curve correctly, &c. The fact that humans tend to draw the pieces too far apart is more a testament to our problems drawing scale and perspective than a semantic error. (I think this would be apparent if participants were asked to draw a bicycle, followed by a bicycle without a wheel. The two drawings would be roughly as "good" in terms of quality, but the humans will correctly obey the prompt and omit one of the two wheels. I suspect DALL-E would struggle with that prompt.)