yep, drawing hands well requires an understanding of the underlying anatomy that is more apparent than most other salient features hands are obvious to most pe

yep, drawing hands well requires an understanding of the underlying anatomy that is more apparent than most other salient features hands are obvious to most people, but there would be many features that an AI would require a vast training set to completely capture, but that humans would also miss most of the time for instance look at Michelangelo's Moses, it was sculpted with models and with a very thorough knowledge of anatomy by the artist, and includes details like the muscle of the forearm that contracts when someone lifts the pinky finger: https://i.imgur.com/0vjAOnR.png https://i.imgur.com/0vjAOnR.png what are the chances that, for instance, the average person would notice that detail missing without being told about it? let alone reproduce it generatively, representing an imaginary person