Accessory Asymmetry
Earrings, glasses, or clothing details that do not match on the left and right sides.
When you get dressed, you usually match your earrings. AI doesn't. It generates the left ear, then forgets what it did by the time it gets to the right ear.
The Short-Term Memory Problem
You'll often see a pearl earring on one side and a gold hoop (or nothing) on the other. It's a classic sign that the AI wasn't paying attention to the whole picture.
Glasses & Headphones
These are traps. Look for headphones where the band goes over the head but never connects to the ear cup. Or glasses where one lens is square and the other is round. It's subtle, but once you see it, you can't unsee it.
Common Manifestations
The Mismatched Bling: A portrait where the subject wears a diamond stud in the left ear and a dangling gold hoop in the right ear.
Broken Headphones: Over-ear headphones where the band goes over the head but never actually connects to the earcups on the other side.
How to Spot It
- 1Compare the left and right earring—they should usually match.
- 2Look at eyeglass frames for symmetry and connection.
- 3Check buttons or collar points on shirts for alignment.