AI Fails (8 Viewers)

I was going to comment on the magic serpentine belt, but the red arrow takes precedence... :lol:
 
This is the sort of AI fail that cheers me up.


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Sadly, this one was used by a Military Instructor of History USNA:

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.. and re-yay!
 
That's a Computer Rendered Artificial Picture.
BUT in a difference to the shite we usually see, this photo is a real one which has been falsified - there is an original b@w picture:
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I have no idea did the AI choose the fake camouflage and insignia or did the "master" of the AI wanted to make German planes look like British?
 
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AI can be used as a form of image enhancement, something along the lines of a super "photoshop".
I have tried this (instead of using Photoshop tools which I don't really know how to use) and the results were similar: Insignia in wrong places, fake camouflage, windows, hatches and details that do not exist, fake guns in absurd places etc. So basically AI is like a shizo who has so many details in his brain but cannot align them and makes a mix-mash of everything.
 
BUT in a difference to the shite we usually see, this photo is a real one which has been falsified - there is an original b@w picture:
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I have no idea did the AI choose the fake camouflage and insignia or did the "master" of the AI wanted to make German planes look like British?
I was gonna say, because I've never seen this photo before but the AI one "felt real" even though it was AI. It turns out that it was in fact just an enhancement gone wrong, which seems to be a common case at times.
 
I have tried this (instead of using Photoshop tools which I don't really know how to use) and the results were similar: Insignia in wrong places, fake camouflage, windows, hatches and details that do not exist, fake guns in absurd places etc. So basically AI is like a shizo who has so many details in his brain but cannot align them and makes a mix-mash of everything.
I used imaging programs such as:
Paintshop Pro
Photoshop (several versions)
Turbosquid
Autodesk 3DS Max
Strata Studio Pro

All of which were used for projects like photography, web design, 3D modeling/skinning for combat sims and stuff. They required actual brain function and patients to get results.

This day and age, people want instant gratification with the least amount of effort possible and eventually they'll reap the whirlwind for doing so.
 

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