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I only want the bicep muscles to contract and light up but other muscles are lighting up. How do I get only the bicep muscle to light up when it is being contracted?

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Hajar ToutsiCorrect answer

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Hi Amolefi,

Thanks for pointing out this limitation.

I ran eight different generations, tweaking the prompt with precise descriptions and switching models, but none produced the result you requested. The closest outcome was a bicep muscle contraction shown through elbow flexion.

My assumption is that the models currently interpret “bicep contraction” as the functional movement of elbow flexion, and don’t yet distinguish between muscle fibers tightening without joint movement versus movement at the joint.

For now, we can confirm that there’s nothing wrong with your wording. The best next step is to submit your feedback by clicking the thumbs‑down icon hat appears when you hover over the image and submit your feedback, which will help the team understand and improve this behavior.

Thanks again.

Hajar

vincent_sunline

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AI is hallucinating and not following directions. AI is terrible. It can't even do a medical symbol caduceus without making the snakes have no heads and anatomy is all off and it hallucinates putting strange things I never asked for. it doesn't understand how to make this symbol without tons of flaws that make the graphic unusable.

Please fix it before everyone goes somewhere else. and give me some extra credits

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Hajar Toutsi

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Hi vincent_sunline,

We appreciate you speaking up about this.

As mentioned earlier in this thread, it looks like the models don’t yet fully understand human anatomy or how movement works across different areas of the body.

For results that don’t look accurate, we recommend submitting feedback directly by clicking the thumbs‑down icon that appears when you hover over the image. This helps the team better understand the issue and improve the behavior.

If you don’t mind, please share your prompt and explain the results you’re aiming for. Sometimes a few prompt tweaks or switching to a different model can make a big difference.

Let us know if you need our help, we’re here for you.

Hajar
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Bromwell

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The system should understand how muscles work over bones to make a contraction in all areas of the body.
Right now, the system, when asked the create a video showing scapular retraction on a muscular level as an illustration showed no movement. it only blew up the associated muscles like ballons to represent the movement. the shoulder blades never came together.

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Hajar Toutsi

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Hi Bromwell,

Thank you for bringing this to our attention.

As you can see in this thread, this looks like the models don’t yet capture the complex relationship between muscles, bones, and movement across different areas of the body.

The best next step is to submit your feedback by clicking the thumbs‑down icon that appears when you hover over the image and providing details. This will help the product team better understand the issue and improve how muscular actions are illustrated.

Thanks for sharing this.

Hajar

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Hajar Toutsi

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Hi Amolefi,

Thanks for pointing out this limitation.

I ran eight different generations, tweaking the prompt with precise descriptions and switching models, but none produced the result you requested. The closest outcome was a bicep muscle contraction shown through elbow flexion.

My assumption is that the models currently interpret “bicep contraction” as the functional movement of elbow flexion, and don’t yet distinguish between muscle fibers tightening without joint movement versus movement at the joint.

For now, we can confirm that there’s nothing wrong with your wording. The best next step is to submit your feedback by clicking the thumbs‑down icon hat appears when you hover over the image and submit your feedback, which will help the team understand and improve this behavior.

Thanks again.

Hajar

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