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You mean humans traditionally drew hands with 7 fingers and other such? I have a hard time remembering a single human drawing "sucking" in the way AI-generated

• kragen 4y ago
  3 fingers is pretty common because it's easier to get a 3-fingered hand to look okay but yeah humans rarely draw 7-fingered hands or smiles with four rows of 40 teeth
  • jsjohnst 4y ago
    > but yeah humans rarely draw 7-fingered hands Guess you haven’t seen hand drawings done by young children?
    • bluefirebrand 4y ago
      Surely you aren't suggesting that many drawings by young children are in the AI training models and that's why it sucks at drawing hands?
      • jsjohnst 4y ago
        Nope, not that at all. I was replying directly to the quoted sentence of GP’s post with a clear and direct rebuttal against it.
    • kragen 4y ago
      i was trying to remember if young children often did this, but came to the conclusion that they only do it rarely
      • jsjohnst 4y ago
        Based on experience with the kids drawings I’ve seen, I’d say getting the right number of fingers is definitely the rare thing up to a certain age, but specifically drawing 7, probably not that common I guess.
        • kragen 4y ago
          i guess i was wrong then thanks
• est 4y ago
  > I have a hard time remembering a single human drawing "sucking" in the way AI-generated hands do. That's because yourself as a human being already owns a pair of hand, you can look at it everyday. Now try draw the hands/feet of some animal you've heard of without a photo. e.g. hands of a sloth