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Dunno, I feel sad about artists a bit. I hope they won't stop creating. I am sick of these flashy AI fakes.
What would happen if a platform focused on a company like Disney, offering images in the style of Frozen / Cinderella / etc? Midjourney can already generate fire Elsa[1] and zombie Elsa[2]. I wonder if this kind of usage ever grows enough to start bothering corporations. [1]: https://prompthero.com/prompt/be1b58e6fef [2]: (nsfw cartoon gore) https://prompthero.com/prompt/00e7433fb1a
Yes, you can get Disney style and a lot of other copyrighted stuff. Yes, they are very bothered.
How? Do you have any examples / sources?
If you like anime artists, there is this: https://rentry.co/NAIDv3artisttagtest , a list of 470 artists using the last model of NovelAI (this time they trained their model without removing artist names). Fun fact, this model is based on SDXL, finetuned probably on a cluster of H100s (from coreweave).
If you like anime artists, there is this: https://rentry.co/NAIDv3artisttagtest , a list of 470 artists using the last model of NovelAI (this time they trained their model without removing artist names). Fun fact, this model is based on SDXL, finetuned probably on a cluster of H100s (from coreweave).
Is there a big difference in the result from fine tuning a model compared to using a LoRA? I thought the idea with LoRAs was that updating all model weights are unnecessary?
If there isn't, I'm very, very tempted to make one myself. Each style entry consists of a description and a list of models that understand it and any special tags or keywords the model needs to generate output with that style.
I know we have a lot of websites dedicated to this, but this information is more suited for a wiki
Dunno, I feel sad about artists a bit. I hope they won't stop creating. I am sick of these flashy AI fakes.
If you like anime artists, there is this: https://rentry.co/NAIDv3artisttagtest , a list of 470 artists using the last model of NovelAI (this time they trained their model without removing artist names). Fun fact, this model is based on SDXL, finetuned probably on a cluster of H100s (from coreweave).
The consensus seems to be that the lack of open source SDXL anime fine tunes is simply due to laziness and lack of resources from the interested parties in the community. Datasets like from the boorus are already floating around online to train on. Always funny to see that furries are ahead of weeaboos in the war for the best open source nsfw generator
These are the styles the company's accused of stealing, right?
Dunno, I feel sad about artists a bit. I hope they won't stop creating. I am sick of these flashy AI fakes.
They might release fewer pieces publicly out of style-copying fears. Or if they get paid less they might have less time to spend creating art.
Personally I think generative models enable more people to make art and may even let professional artists create more art.