Hands drawn by robots often don’t look right. Why. What do you need to improve?
Vox producer Phil Edwards explores five different facets of AI that help explain everything from large language models to the origins of anomalous training data.
In this first video, he delves into why AI art struggles by hand. The challenges range from the same ones faced by a human artist to those that are a unique result of the AI Generative way of creating his art. The path to improving these hands may not be as obvious as you think.
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