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suggestion: approach “stability AI” for beta access #299

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dobkeratops opened this issue Aug 20, 2022 · 0 comments
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suggestion: approach “stability AI” for beta access #299

dobkeratops opened this issue Aug 20, 2022 · 0 comments

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dobkeratops commented Aug 20, 2022

i see theres this organization making a more open version of the diffusion based image generators.
maybe a variation of their training process can incorporate the kind of annotations the imagemonkey database has,
and in turn maybe they’d grant acess to their models.

https://stability.ai/

https://twitter.com/emostaque/status/1556684541745676292?s=21&t=OUlPXOiE9pZtYyGdjQM0KQ

what they're doing is exactly what i”d hoped would appear,
“imagine if people could barter the labour of doing a bunch of annotations for access to the nets”trained on thise annotations.

they do show examples of adding detsil to rouch sketch art , and the same text to image gen that diffusion is famous for.
this is basically the motivation for things like the bodypart annotation on people, urban surface types etc that ive been doing.

im not sure what the full picture is with their work.. they say anyone will be able to run it (eg 2gb model) if you have a suitable gpu. but who is paying for the training (im sure this kind of generator takes a huge expensive cluster to train.. but the cost shared through a cimmunity of millions of users should be minimal).i think “open ai” recoup thair cost by charging for access to a closed model.

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