Trained on 160 real photos of spiders of different species, plus some fantasy ones. Main trigger is, of course, the word "spider".

Secondary triggers should be "hunter" or "web", to classify how the spider capture his prey (and so morphological type). I hoped to distinguish even between species, but... that didn't stick, apparently.

Tertiary trigger is the orientation: "from above" for dorsal view, "from below" for ventral view, "front" "rear" and "side" for... you get it, right?
Species used were Argiope (of course), australian Orb weavers, Longlegs (yep, I called those like that in the tags, cause writing every time phalangioides would have become tiring quite soon), Tegenaria, Lycosa (and Zoropsis, that got smashed with the wolf spiders, so don't search for them), Huntsman (both the big australian ones and the Micrommata).

Not taxonomically accurate, but whatever, probably no one else would try to get that level of accuracy?