AI, yay or nay?

[henrysthreeironbands]

Tried to get some support for a hypothetical crank design for mtb.
What do you think? Looks clever, just not sure how it would be to ride.

 

[henrysthreeironbands]

Second try. I think this "whateveryoucallit" is overcomplicating a bit..

 

[oligali]

Looks like the AI-designer worked on Klingon weapons before this task...

 

[bikeworkshop]

These are Brilliant.
When the robots replace us, we can be confident that humans will look back on 2020 bicycle parts compatibility with longing
That quadruple chainset - can you design the front mech? Top Normal, Top Pull?

 

[henrysthreeironbands]

It was generous and made a few attempts.
Not sure which one to go for...

"A sleek and modern (((CNC-machined front derailleur))) designed specifically for ((mountain biking)) with a top-pull ((geometry)), crafted from durable materials for optimal performance in rough terrain"

 

[synchronicity]

And they say AI is smart.

 

[mdvineng]

AI on bad drugs

 

[greencat]

I've seen worse renderings on Aliexpress.

 

[d00m]

And eventually you'll be able to 3d print one!

 

[madjh]

But only for MTB because we are the only ones in bicycle industry that buy anything. Key words: It is better, it is lighter than previous models.

They print a titanium frame ... it is the best people says (Pilot Siren).

But under the IA there is ... nothing new.