Um, have you read the prompt? It looking weird is simply the result of "the audience members are cucumbers". The more crazy your prompt is, the worse the result

Um, have you read the prompt? It looking weird is simply the result of "the audience members are cucumbers". The more crazy your prompt is, the worse the results will generally get. On top of that DALL-E2 has generally issues with anything dealing with multiple objects. A single person will render fine, groups of people will generally give artifacts. Attributes will also be spread across all objects in the scenes, not just the ones you specified in your prompt, so doing anything more complex will require manual uncropping und inpainting, not just a single prompt. Anyway, if you avoid the obvious weak spots and holes in the training set, DALL-E2 output is for most part pretty amazing out of the box. It's really more a top 50% than a top 1%. The biggest bias when it comes to published DALL-E2 images are the prompts. Most prompts you see online are not the actual prompts, but funny descriptions made by a human after the fact. The actual prompt are often much longer and sometimes completely different.