AI generated puzzle pieces that don't actually interlock. bought this for my kid.

The picture on the box is gorgeous. The pieces look fine in the photo. But when you actually sit down to do it, they don't fit together properly. Half the edges are wrong. Clearly someone generated an image of a finished puzzle and sent it straight to print without checking if the actual pieces would work.

FumedEchidna1109·2mo

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