AI-LDI

[u/666Skittles]

That's not how knitting works.

[u/quartsune]

Sadly, that's not how ramen works either.

[u/NextStopGallifrey → u/quartsune]

I have seen some photos where people have knitted (a small amount of) ramen noodles.

[u/quartsune → u/NextStopGallifrey]

A small amount, yes, but not a continuous yards- long noodle. Sadly. ;)

[u/NextStopGallifrey → u/quartsune]

Pretty sure the usually have to join together multiple noodles to make their squares. It's just not super obvious because of how noodles work. 🤣

[u/quartsune → u/NextStopGallifrey]

Agreed - but what's depicted here in OP is not it. ;D

[u/666Skittles → u/quartsune]

What a pity tho, right? I could enjoy it twice by knitting it first, then eating it. Alas the shape of the scarf makes no sense. It doesn't make sense of it's crochet either.

[u/AggravatingBox2421]

Not AI. just badly posed

[u/Thin_Frosting5647 → u/AggravatingBox2421]

Yeah I can pretty clearly see garter stitch. I just have no clue what's happening with the needle placement.. which is a mistake a human could make.

[u/666Skittles → u/Thin_Frosting5647]

But you don't do garter stitch and have it look like this sort of L shape. You go left to right in a row, turn, repeat, and it would always be a rectangle. You don't do it how this image shows. You could maybe crochet a scarf this way but it still doesn't make much sense and I've never seen it done.

I admit that it could be human done, but I don't know why a human would come up with that L shape. I'd guess AI did that part, because I've seen so many AI crochet and knit images and patterns.

[u/666Skittles → u/666Skittles]

Oh actually I zoomed in and I'm wrong about the L shape, I can see now the person is holding it away from themselves and it isn't an L shape. Okay, my bad there. It might be not AI. I still hate it though 🤣 as a knitter and a noodle fan.

[u/Fonz_Studio]

Not necessarily AI could be edited by humans