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I think that a human's portrayal would sometimes still be noticeably different. For example, if you prompted a human and DALL-E to draw "a fork in an electrica
by cowtools 4y ago
I think that a human's portrayal would sometimes still be noticeably different.
For example, if you prompted a human and DALL-E to draw "a fork in an electrical outlet", the human would probably portray the fork as shocking and exploding, whereas DALL-E would probably just portray a fork being put into an electrical outlet and nothing happening. Maybe that's a bad example because there may be enough depictions of forks in electrical outlets for DALL-E to learn to depict them as exploding, but my point is that DALL-E can't reason generally about the composition of the image.