GenAI Image Editing Showdown
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GenAI Image Editing Showdown
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#2The "editing" showdown is very good. Introduced me to the Seedream model which i didn't know about until now.
I don't fully understand the iterative methodology tho - they allow multiple attempts, which are judged by another multimodal llm? Won't they have limited accuracy in itself?
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#3I had to upvote immediately once I got to Alexander the Great on a Hippity Hop
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#4I had to upvote immediately once I got to Alexander the Great on a Hippity Hop
The horse chimera is much better
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#5What about the classic:
A analog watch that shows the time 08:15?
Did current models overcome the 10:10 bias?
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#6>Cephalopodic Puppet Show
I'm pretty sure that only Gemini made it. Other models did not meet the 'each tentacle covered' criteria.
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#7for the OpenAI 4o model on the octopus sock puppet prompt, the prompt clearly states that each tentacle should have a sock puppet, whereas the OpenAI 4o image only has 6 puppets with 2 tentacles being puppetless. I’m not sure if we can call that a pass
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#8I'd assume that behind the scenes the models generate several passes and only show the user the best one, that would be smart, as to to make it seem their model is better than others
Is also pretty obvious that the models have some built in prompt system rules that makes the final output a certain style. They seem very consistent
It also looks like 40 has the temperature turned way down, to ensure max adherence, while midjourney etc seem to have higher temperature.more interesting end results, flourishing, complex Materials and backgrounds
Also what's with 4o's sepia tones. Post editing in the gen workflows?
I don't believe any of these just generate the image though, there's likely several steps in each workflows to present the final images outputted to the user in the absolute best light.
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#9Actual link seems to be: https://genai-showdown.specr.net/image-editing
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#10> "A dolphin is using its fluke to discipline a mermaid by paddling it across the backside."
If this one were shown in a US work environment, I might say a collegial something privately to the person, about it not seeming the most work-appropriate.