You have eyes like a hawk if you can tell what’s wrong with these clock photos
ARE you able to see the error in these seemingly ordinary images?
Both have something slightly off about them that only the most focussed eyes will spot.
The first one you may notice a problem with the clock hands.
One is floating randomly without any joint to the centre.
And the second one shows the second hand underneath part of the display, which isn’t right at all.
Can you figure out why?


Well, it turns out the images are generated by AI.
AI has made leaps and bounds lately with scarily accurate images being generated instantly.
But they still have a long way to go and struggle with finer details like the ones in the pictures above.
In other examples, people have noticed that things like hands and teeth seem to fail quite often too.
Both were generated using Stable Diffusion, a free AI image generator anyone can use to create an image simply by typing what they want.
The technology then makes a series of images for you.
See if you can spot the problems in this other mind-boggling image of cakes too.
AI has also been used to create creepy “AI selfies” of historical figures including Jesus.
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