Wow, that is a terrible image (yellow tinge indicative of gpt-image-1, spelling errors). I don't mind generative images being used in articles, provided that th

Wow, that is a terrible image (yellow tinge indicative of gpt-image-1, spelling errors). I don't mind generative images being used in articles, provided that they: A. Have some relevance to the actual content. B. Don't exhibit glaringly obvious AI flaws (polydactyly, faces like melted wax candles, etc.). It's amazing how little time people take to vet images that are intended to be the first thing viewers will see. Reminds me of the image attached to Karpathy's (one of the founding members of OpenAI) Twitter post on founding an education AI lab: https://x.com/karpathy/status/1813263734707790301 https://x.com/karpathy/status/1813263734707790301