The computer was asked to produce photos of Kermit the frog. It failed spectacularly at rendering anything resembling Kermit the frog.
In other words, it has done as good a job of costume design, lighting and photographing a live action Kermit as New Line Cinema paid $13.5m to accomplish for TMNT in 1990.
And you know who they got to do those creature designs?
Jim Henson
So maybe we shouldn't be so dismissive.
> - For any of the "live action" ones, Kermit should still always be a puppet. - Kermit notoriously has lanky arms, - Kermit never has eye lids - His eyes sit way on top of his head. - He often has his weird neck decoration. - His eyes have a very distinctive pupil shape.