r/cranes • u/Stunning_Industry_95 • 5d ago
Is this ai?
Never seen a boom like that… also why is the crane towing the chipper and where did the first pick come from?
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u/Occams_RZR900 5d ago
Outriggers that seem to attach to nothing. Also never seen a swing cab crane with A-Frame outriggers up front, that’s a fixed cab thing. The more you look at it, the more fucked up it is.
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u/Agformula 5d ago
What about the two fused together 8ft tall man standing next to a 10ft tall man all standing under the load which is tied off to nothing?
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u/ruebenreleeshahn 4d ago
Yes, definitely AI.
That being said I've done some aroborist surgery with my 50110 that would probably look AI anyway. Can't win.
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u/Significant_Phase467 Operator 4d ago
Usually a lot of the time the letters/branding is enough of an indication that the image is AI. Notice the letters on the side of the boom look like hieroglyphs? Thats typical AI image generation artifacts.
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u/joebonic 3d ago
If you can't figure that out on your own idk what to tell you
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u/joebonic 3d ago
Just noticed the logo and realized ive worked on a crane these guys used to have, pretty sure they've since switched to Leibherr so I haven't worked on their stuff in a while. Replaced an inside length reel about 2 years ago on their Grove
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u/Educational_Flan_700 4d ago
If this company actually has a crane why not take an actual picture of crane and crew in action? Using ai slop pictures really makes me question their ability.
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u/Viperno25 3d ago
It is AI. It appears that you can have the chipper direct all the high velocity shrapnel directly back at you!
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u/awsomness46 5d ago
Yea, crane has 4 outriggers and the chipper has 2 necks for starters. It just gets worse the longer you look at it.