AI Fails (1 Viewer)

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Actually, acording to Aunty Wiki, American! (I just looked it up too :-) )
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This one really annoys me, especially as I was there just three weeks ago.
Neither image bears any resemblance to the event, or the location, either in 1944 or now. The creator ought to be dragged by the b*llocks to visit the bridge, and made to study, in great detail, the actions that took place there. There is no excuse for such lazy ignorance, especially as this garbage could be (innocently) accepted as authentic by some students.

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This one really annoys me, especially as I was there just three weeks ago.
Neither image bears any resemblance to the event, or the location, either in 1944 or now. The creator ought to be dragged by the b*llocks to visit the bridge, and made to study, in great detail, the actions that took place there. There is no excuse for such lazy ignorance, especially as this garbage could be (innocently) accepted as authentic by some students.

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Refer the video I posted at AI Fails
 
So it's REALLY ugly as opposed to being VIRTUALLY ugly?
In the 1920s it was drawings on paper...........2 dimensional ugly.
In the 2020s we have the wonders of AI to bring us 3 dimensional UGLY.
 
Speaking of 'fails':

 
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I love the way the experts are surprised. Ordinary people have been preducting this for decades.
When did Rossum's Universal Robots appear?
 
The first AI warning over a century ago.
See the movie "Metropolis" (1927).
 

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