Type and ye shall receive. That’s the basic premise of AI text-to-image programs.
Users type out descriptions of whatever they like — a cyborg Joe Biden wielding a samurai sword; a medieval tapestry of frogs jousting — and these systems, trained on huge databases of existing art, generate never-before-seen pictures that match these prompts (more or less). And while the output of current state-of-the-art models certainly isn’t perfect, for those excited about the technology, such flaws are insignificant when measured against the potential of software that generates any image you can imagine.
If you do a search for Stable Diffusion, it will be found on the HuggingFace domain name.
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“This is an alien technology that allows for superpowers.”
