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Dansk(DA) AI is horrible at 3D and i feel like it will never get better .

User slams AI's 3D capabilities as 'useless' and 'garbage'

A user on Reddit expressed significant frustration with current AI capabilities, particularly in 3D work and creative tasks. They found models like Opus 5 and Sol 5.6 to be ineffective for texture generation and mesh manipulation, despite providing extensive context and references. The user also criticized AI's advice on software like Substance Painter as unhelpful and its code rewriting abilities as producing nonsensical output. They believe AI is overhyped and years away from being genuinely useful for complex real-world applications, with coding being the only area where it shows some utility. AI

IMPACT Highlights current AI limitations in creative and complex tasks, suggesting a gap between hype and real-world utility.

RANK_REASON User opinion piece on AI limitations.

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User slams AI's 3D capabilities as 'useless' and 'garbage'

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  1. r/Anthropic TIER_1 Dansk(DA) · /u/anonthatisopen ·

    AI is horrible at 3D and I feel like it will never get better.

    <!-- SC_OFF --><div class="md"><p>Opus 5 and Sol 5.6 are useless for 3D work. The results are garbage every single time, and the amount of context I give it changes nothing. I can hand it the reference image, the mesh, the manual unwrapped UVs, MCP (AI is still incapable of doing…