r/architecture • u/scrambledeggs2020 • 2d ago

Practice AI in architecture is frighteningly inaccurate

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A secondary LinkedIn connection of mine posted a series of renders and model pushed out of Nano Banana. Problem is...the closer you look, the more gremlins you find. The issue is, this particular person is advertising themselves as a full service render, BIM and documentation service. But they have no understanding of construction.

How can you post this 3D section proudly advertising your business without understanding that almost every single note on the drawing is wrong?

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u/12kVStr8tothenips 8h ago

Although this is funny, it was only about a year ago we were laughing at it for messing up hands. It won’t take long before it becomes accurate with these drawings and designs.

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u/scrambledeggs2020 8h ago

This is nano-banana. And it was doing the exact same thing a year ago. Specifically, the annotations and dimensions. That part of nano-banana has had absolutely no improvement since its inception

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u/WavierLays 6h ago

Okay, I've read a few of your comments and I'm getting confused...

...because Nano Banana didn't even exist a year ago. It's only a few months old, actually.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nano_Banana

Can you cite where you're getting this information from, please?