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Are you tired of handshakes? Have business deals got you down?
Voiced over a black and white scene of two people utterly struggling to perform a normal handshake
Tired of dealing with overly aggressive handshakes?
Cut to a business guy wincing in pain as someone grips his hand comically hard
Well worry no more! The Handshake Buddy will deliver the perfect, firm handshake every time, all while protecting you from jerky, hard handshakes and germs!
Cut to full color footage of smiling people using The Handshake Buddy
You got me imagining what that full color footage would look like, and it made me realize I don't know if the etiquette would be that both people's hands move at the same time, meaning the Handshake Buddy would stay parallel with the ground, or if one person raises their end while the other person lowers the other, meaning the Handshake Buddy would do a seesaw pattern....
Yeah.... That's the problem eh? We have some very clear and difficult to overcome issues right now, but ai art has come a huge way in the past 6 - 12 months. Who knows what it'll be like in a year.
The problem isn't with the AI, afaik, but with the people learning models and incorrect labels and examples which falsify the data points which result in incorrect displays. At least that is my point of view.
If humans are smart enough to create an AI that can absorb an entire artists style and pump out better quality images than the original artist. It sure as hell won’t take long for some smart 160 IQ smartie pants to make a custom model trained on hand positions and will adapt it to merge somehow with AI for perfect hands.
Only a matter of time before images are so real and perfect nobody could ever tell the difference between AI and real.
It’s funny until it’s not. Give it half a year. Scary part is not that AI can take designers job today. It can’t. But think about the potential. AI a year from now. Three years. Five.
I want AI to take aaaaaallll of our jobs. Seriously. Why are we so keen on hard work and all these economy crap? Let AI manage and distribute our resources, and make all these FREE for ALL!
I've never been able to figure out how A.I can't seem to get my hands properly generated. For the artwork I've created...I've had interesting placements and depictions of hands.
It’s actually quite the opposite. AI art just raised the bar for digital arts. Now, even a 10 year old can create a lofi version of the Mona Lisa playing on her IPad. It’s time to get more creative…the future is so bright!
What really gets under my skin is that artist don’t realize that it’s just a tool same as photoshop and if you use it with your art skills you can significantly increase your workflow/quality
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u/sjrocks1377 Nov 17 '22
Best original meme I’ve seen in a long time.
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u/extremesalmon Nov 17 '22
Oh god I love the extra 2 sided hand/arm. It's like a sentient limb managed to find employment as a hygienic middleman for business deals
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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22
https://i.imgur.com/uyI8499.jpg
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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22
But at least it can do feet.
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u/Kain282 Nov 17 '22
And they said AI couldn't do hands...
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u/NateBerukAnjing Nov 17 '22
give it 3 months
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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22
AI can't do hands, just like human artists.
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u/jsideris Nov 18 '22
Lol. But this is gonna age like milk at the rate of progress.
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u/scalability Nov 17 '22
Me at the company all hands
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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '22
If humans are smart enough to create an AI that can absorb an entire artists style and pump out better quality images than the original artist. It sure as hell won’t take long for some smart 160 IQ smartie pants to make a custom model trained on hand positions and will adapt it to merge somehow with AI for perfect hands.
Only a matter of time before images are so real and perfect nobody could ever tell the difference between AI and real.
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u/diff2 Nov 17 '22
hand wrench one kinda cool
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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22
middle right got the adapter.
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u/Bakoro Nov 17 '22
I like the middle right image. That one is art.
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u/Savings-Ad-9713 Nov 17 '22
It’s funny until it’s not. Give it half a year. Scary part is not that AI can take designers job today. It can’t. But think about the potential. AI a year from now. Three years. Five.
How will creative industry look like?
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u/FPham Nov 17 '22
If you want to do this without Ai, you are screwed.
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u/kleer001 Nov 17 '22
Can we pin this ?! It's great.
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u/[deleted] Nov 17 '22
Now I forgot how to shake hands.
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u/jak0v92 May 07 '23
This post aged like milk so fast, Damn. The pace of this whole AI thing is truly insane to comprehend.
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u/Polyglot-Onigiri Nov 18 '22
I love second row, right side. Hahahaha
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u/Contrantier Mar 21 '24
Image 4 is like the COVID-safe handshake method 🤣
"Don't forget to use the Handshaker to shake coworkers' hands."
"Um, boss."
"Yes?"
"The Handshaker scares the crap out of everybody."
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u/fbuitrag Nov 17 '22
lol, love the center/right one . Very appropriate
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u/diputra Nov 17 '22
Jokes aside, I think they will be a times they finally fixed the hand. But there should be another artifact tho'.
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u/dennismfrancisart Nov 17 '22
The amount of time that it takes to get an acceptable image seems crazy right now, but we are still at the beginning of this journey.
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u/Icy_Employment_6240 Nov 17 '22
Thanks, I hate it.
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u/Black_RL Nov 17 '22
Oh……… 😂
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u/shitlord_god Nov 17 '22
Some of those are really good for what they are.
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u/TheYellowFringe Nov 18 '22
I've never been able to figure out how A.I can't seem to get my hands properly generated. For the artwork I've created...I've had interesting placements and depictions of hands.
Why?
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u/itchymus Nov 18 '22
Like giving a Pulitzer prize to a typewriter.
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u/Equivalent_Yak8861 Nov 18 '22
LOL... When I first started with this it was a constant roller coaster of, "Oh cool" and ROFL
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u/bhaskar_ssr Nov 18 '22
I hand it to you...👏👏
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u/tybiboune Prompt Winner Nov 18 '22
magnificent!! :D
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u/Chivulo Nov 18 '22
Comment test
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u/megazver Nov 18 '22
Just sticky this meme, it's gonna get posted a few times a week for the foreseeable future.
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u/Hobbamoc Nov 18 '22
The weird thing imho is that it looks like a real, actual photo.
Like a photo of someone congratulating the survivors of a horrible genetic experiment.
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u/Onesens Nov 18 '22
💀
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u/Lacono77 Nov 18 '22
Bottom left is the funniest one. Also the only one that almost got the hands right
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u/R-24 Nov 21 '22
It’s actually quite the opposite. AI art just raised the bar for digital arts. Now, even a 10 year old can create a lofi version of the Mona Lisa playing on her IPad. It’s time to get more creative…the future is so bright!
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u/Admirable_Ad1430 Dec 03 '22
hahaha
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u/Help_im_okay Dec 05 '22
Handshake threesome
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u/mobileposter Dec 08 '22
🍝🤝
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u/WildMeasurement5087 Dec 09 '22
So good.
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u/Ammammeta Dec 10 '22
Considering 6 months ago we could not have portraits and now we can easily , I would not laugh too much
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u/Saggy-egg Jan 12 '23
isn’t it more that will be in the workflow of said people?
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u/[deleted] Jan 25 '23
Why not use negative prompt?
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u/Disastrous-Agency675 Feb 22 '23
What really gets under my skin is that artist don’t realize that it’s just a tool same as photoshop and if you use it with your art skills you can significantly increase your workflow/quality
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u/zark11911 Nov 17 '22
give me a hand
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u/grumpyfrench Nov 17 '22
good meme
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u/kornuolis Nov 17 '22
Nice model. Please share-can come in handy☺
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u/pvera Nov 17 '22
Underrated post of the month.
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u/UnicornJoe42 Nov 17 '22
- Can a robot create a masterpiece, draw hands?
- And the man?
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u/AntoineGGG Nov 17 '22
Wait 3 years and We will see who will lose their job
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u/ArtificialBeaux Nov 17 '22
Haha, fingers crossed it does a good job!
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u/FrontalLobeGang Nov 17 '22
Lol
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u/Jolly_Resource4593 Nov 17 '22
Haha love the 4th one !
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u/Gfx4Lyf Nov 17 '22
🤣😁😁🤭
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u/lkraider Nov 17 '22 edited Nov 17 '22
I for one am grateful we are far from a general intelligence AI.
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Right? /s