Abstract

Hands seem a tricky element for artificial intelligence to copy; diffu- sion models for image generation often have conflicts in the execu- tion of the extremities. Considering that artificial intelligence has an incredible performance in the development of visual components, the action that drives the development of this text is to observe these incoherent hands, and ask about which boundaries are being ob- served? Asking this question leads us to review the function of imag- es, the definition of error, and to understand the extended cognition theory. With the results of an exercise that tries to find patterns of the artificial aesthetics of AI images, this paper reflects from a post-humanist perspective, on the role of incoherence to evaluate its potential role in reformulating the interaction between humans and machines.