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I will wait for the automatic1111 web ui version
It's already supported in automatic1111 (see recent updates), and someone in the community will convert it to the automatic1111 format within minutes/hours after it's released on huggingface.
Still can't draw hands correctly it looks like.
I can't say for 1.0 but in 0.9 hands get fairly often rendered perfectly. It's not always right but it's way better than any other earlier release (where it's usually consistently wrong).
I am completely uninformed in this space. Would someone be kind to explain what the current state of the art in image generation is (how does this compare to Midjourney and others)? How do open source models stack up? Also what are the most common use cases for image generation?
For bland stock photos and other "general-purpose" image generation, DALLE-2/Bing/Adobe etc are... the okayest. SD (with just standard model weights) is particularly weak here because of the small model size. If you want to get arty, then state of the art for out-of-the-box typing in a prompt and clicking "generate" is probably MidJourney. But if you're willing to spend some more time playing around with the open-sou…
Cat images right?
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whats the memory usage of sdxl ?
Runs great on my 10GB 3080 FTW3. ComfyUI moreso than auto1111.
Still can't draw hands correctly it looks like.
With SD2.1 I’d generate 100 or so images using inpainting and the “good fingers” was about 1% hit rate. If it’s up to 10% that’d be great because generating 10 images takes just a few seconds on an A100
It’ll be "released" once the model weights show up on the repo or in HuggingFace… for now it’s "announced" It should appear here at some point, currently only the VAE was added: https://huggingface.co/stabilityai
Isn't this it? https://huggingface.co/stabilityai/stable-diffusion-xl-base-...
This explosion of AI-generated imagery will result in an explosion of millions of fake images, obivously. Perhaps in the short-term this is fun, but in the long-term, we will lose a bit more scarcity, which is not that great in my opinion. Isn't the best part of a meal eating after you've not had anything to eat for a while? The best part about a kiss that you've quenched the pain of missing your partner? The best pa…
Enforcing artificial scarcity is idiotic and counter progressive. There will be other things that will continue to be uncommon that humans will continue to appreciate. This is what human progress looks like. Imagine someone said this when agriculture started up- “The great thing about fruits and vegetables is that they taste so sweet the few times we find them. We shouldn’t grow them in bulk”
Personally I think this guy has a point and he's pointing to something that I don't believe a lot of ai art advocates have considered: the attention economy. There isn't actually any scarcity in the current market for artistic content. There are literally millions of people producing art every day, and the market is very winner take all. There are few artists who are able to support themselves on their work, and their skills are exceptional and specifically in demand. My theory is that the supply of AI generated content will be so vast, and the perception around it will be that it's low effort and low quality, that so called AI artists are going to have trouble distinguishing themselves in a market where they're saturating it and all using the same models. I think your perception of this market is flawed. Art is not a fungible good like food or clothing.
This explosion of AI-generated imagery will result in an explosion of millions of fake images, obivously. Perhaps in the short-term this is fun, but in the long-term, we will lose a bit more scarcity, which is not that great in my opinion. Isn't the best part of a meal eating after you've not had anything to eat for a while? The best part about a kiss that you've quenched the pain of missing your partner? The best pa…
Seeing the "less art needs to exist" perspective is certainly a first time for me on this topic.
This explosion of AI-generated imagery will result in an explosion of millions of fake images, obivously. Perhaps in the short-term this is fun, but in the long-term, we will lose a bit more scarcity, which is not that great in my opinion. Isn't the best part of a meal eating after you've not had anything to eat for a while? The best part about a kiss that you've quenched the pain of missing your partner? The best pa…
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It's already supported in automatic1111 (see recent updates), and someone in the community will convert it to the automatic1111 format within minutes/hours after it's released on huggingface.
The huggingface release works in A1111 directly, there is nothing to convert