WHY being DETAILED matters when making images with Image Studio

So here's something:
I typed into Image Studio this exact message --
I want to see a police artist sketch with the following description:

-Male, 6'2.

-250+ pounds

- beard with glasses

-scruffier beard than most, like not clean shaven but thick and still detailed and defined. some grey hair.

- glasses were black rimmed, rectangular rounded style.

- Wearing a grey t-shirt.

- buzz cut/bald, super short hair.

- Wore socks with sandles.

- No visible tattoos.

- Almost had a resemblance to "The Big Show" wrestler, but not quite.

-Probably blue/green eyes

My thoughts were, to see how accurate I could describe myself, and if Image Studio would pick up on what I would look like.
This was the image it produced:

So for comparison, I fed it this image it produced, and my profile picture image and asked Image Studio:

I want a side by side comparison image of the 2 refereence photos, pointing out similarities and differences below the image in list form. Remove the text from the composite sketch image. Be detailed and descriptive.

Here's what it gave me:

The point of this exercise is "DETAIL". Yes, it may have a very strong resemblance from sketch to realistic, but detail matters, not just with content, but with describing your images YOU WANT to see.

Do you think police sketch artists are out of a job if we show them Image Studio? I don't think so... because they pay attention to "detail" when it comes to someone describing an image of what someone would look like.

Still though, it's scary to see what AI can come up with.

Keep on Keepin' on!