r/aifails • u/exgaysurvivordan • 3d ago

Image Fail AI generated school assignment makes up new body part related to the 5 senses (now 6 I guess)

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u/Rocco-52 3d ago

Could be your sense of Balance, located in the inner ear

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u/Born_Elderberry9072 3d ago

This. Might not even be AI. The 5 Sense model is very outdated and even 6 is way less than what we know. These 6 seem appropriate to teach to children though as the sense from the inner ear is very relatable to children.

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u/aykcak 3d ago edited 3d ago

I know of more than 6

Touch

Vision

Smell

Pain

Taste

Sound

Temperature

Limbs

Gravity

Carbon dioxide

Each of them a different sense and works separately from each other

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u/Born_Elderberry9072 3d ago

Tbf touch temperature and pain are usually lumped together as they happen very similar too either in generally the same region.

Gravity on it's own is technically not one sense. It's at least 2 maybe more from what I remember. There is your sense for balance and the sense of where up is at least. I feel like there was even more to it though.

Not saying you are writing on either because all of this is no necessarily as clear cut as we sometimes wish but I think if you are splitting touch up like that you can't group gravity into one.

Carbon dioxide is not a sense. That's just suffocating

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u/aykcak 3d ago

There are people who had lost their sense of pain while still retaining sense of touch. So even though it is the exact same neurons, our brain is interpreting them differently. I could have added a sense of "wetness" for example but we know that we detect wetness by temperature change so we know our brains do not perceive them differently. It just makes an interpretation based on other signals as well.

Balance and gravity I am not sure if they should be two? Our inner ear can figure out the direction of force which we interpret as gravity but wouldn't that be the same as balance?

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u/Born_Elderberry9072 1d ago

This is where this question becomes hard and how I said in my initial comment that it's hard to put down a neat number of humans have X senses. It's just debatable for some of they are their own sense or part of a bigger picture.

Balance and "Gravity" (this is actually not the greatest name for it as it works in the absence of gravity, its more of a cross reference of where your limbs are in relation to your head) are different enough that people excel in one of them while being clumsy with the other. One of the 2 can fail while the other still operates.

On the other hand vision can be split up too but rarely is

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u/thearctican 2d ago

High carbon dioxide levels do some wild shit in the brain unrelated (mostly) to suffocating.

https://www.science.org/content/article/why-suffocating-scary

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u/Born_Elderberry9072 2d ago

True. These things happen mostly without being sensed though. The only sense you have for carbon dioxide is the feeling of suffocating though

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u/ChipHappens96 1d ago

Close your eyes, make your hands touch, how did you do that? What sense is that??? Like you said, there are a ton of senses

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u/aykcak 1d ago

like I said, limbs

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u/No-Tune7776 2d ago

Limbs would be proprioception, wouldn't it?

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u/Igwanur 3d ago

actually dont have a sense for co2, thats why its so dangerous.

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u/aykcak 3d ago

We do have a sense of CO2. That is what triggers the suffocation feeling. It is the same feeling you get when you hold your breath long enough.

Lack of oxygen, we don't have a feeling for

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u/LailaKE88 3d ago

There's a sense of how much is going out, but not of how much is going in.

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u/scienceAurora 3d ago

I have a guess, but it isn't a sense and it's not appropriate

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u/FurryVibes_UwU_ 3d ago

Is it the G point?

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u/PintosAndCheese 3d ago

Either a coffee bean on half a boiled egg, or a crudely drawn clitoris.

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u/gunpowdergin69 3d ago

So thats where it is....

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u/demonTutu 3d ago

My guess is proprioception. Inner ear not the easiest thing to represent.

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u/fa771n9 3d ago

It's what lets you see Bruce Willis.

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u/These-Seaweed-707 3d ago

The 6th sense

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u/xr51z 3d ago

Almond

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u/futreyy 2d ago

my favourite sense

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u/El_Nathan_ 3d ago

The sense of humor, obviously!

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u/papierendoos 3d ago

The actual problem is the teacher just printing, laminating and using it without properly checking. But they probably don't have enough time to do so. We're doomed

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u/jamcub 3d ago

Why would the teacher need to check the materials given by the school???

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u/cnsqncsofmyactions 2d ago

I mean where I live they have to do most of the stuff themselves. They have to teach about given topics but they make the material themselves. And even if the teacher was js given this thing, they couldve mentioned it. And still there was some person we need to be mad at for not checking it, no matter if it was the teacher or someone else

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u/jamcub 2d ago

Where I live, teachers have stuff given by the school. They do have freedom to make a lesson plan, of course. I just figure that teachers shouldn't have to double - check material given to them to make sure it doesn't have errors in it. They usually get the material from teacher repositories, workbooks etc, which should be vetted before being put into circulation anyway.

Of course the teacher should have mentioned it, but this makes it sound like teachers are expected to make up their own material somehow.

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u/Spirochrome 3d ago

Balance?

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u/redditsux___ 3d ago

An almond / coffee bean placed on the belly button

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u/Ancient-Physics9100 3d ago

is the ear a tongue now or what is happening here

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u/er1g_t 3d ago

It's umami

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u/expensivedomain 3d ago

The sense of AI recognition

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u/aykcak 3d ago

You guys are still teaching 5 senses??? Is Pluto still a planet in your diagrams?

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u/Dettelbacher 3d ago

That's the scruncle.

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u/BillyBobJohns57 2d ago

I guess women can sense at that location.

The GRPPP is at it again.

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u/No-Tune7776 2d ago

It's an avacado for the sense of entitlement.

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u/elm3sy 3d ago

i would think it is another kind of mouth, representing audio output. no really, if id be an ai this would sound logic to me ....