[wiether]

I use gen-AI to produce images daily, but honestly the infographics are 99% terrible.

LinkedIn is filled with them now.

[smcleod]

To be fair it hasn't made LinkedIn any worse than it already was.

[nurettin]

To be fair, it is hard to make LinkedIn any worse.

[usefulposter]

Correct.

Much like the pointless ASCII diagrams in GitHub readmes (big rectangle with bullet points flows to another...), the diagrams are cognitive slurry.

See Gas Town for non-Qwen examples of how bad it can get:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46746045

(Not commenting on the other results of this model outside of diagramming.)

[viraptor]

> cognitive slurry

Thank you for this phrase. I don't think that bad diagrams are limited to the AI in any way and this perfectly describes all "this didn't make things any clearer" cases.

[mdrzn]

Infographics and full presentations are a NanoBananaPro exclusive so far.

[RationPhantoms]

You should see some of the work from their PaperBanana papers. Really solid.

[viraptor]

Informatics are as bad as the author allows though. There's few people who could make or even describe a good infographic, so that's what we see in the results too.