AI Loves Me (2023-) is part of the collaborative series Limbless and Limitless, where Singh and Thompson feed datasets of bodily imagery—hands, gestures, movement—into generative AI systems that routinely fail to render them correctly. The resulting images show twisted limbs, fused fingers, and displaced anatomy. Instead of rejecting these results, the artists treat them as portraits of resilience and difference, claiming the glitch as an ally. The project exposes AI’s normative bias toward symmetry and “ideal” form, using its failures to create new expressions of identity, care, and intimacy. Each work becomes a dialogue between body and code, deformity and design—a celebration of imperfection as intelligence.