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No, it does not. It also doesn't always generate the same category of image. See https://twitter.com/realmeatyhuman/status/1531738616803864577 https://twitter
by Jweb_Guru 4y ago
No, it does not. It also doesn't always generate the same category of image. See https://twitter.com/realmeatyhuman/status/1531738616803864577 https://twitter.com/realmeatyhuman/status/153173861680386457....
As much as people would like there to be, there really does not seem to be anything here. The original author doesn't think so, either (would need to refind the tweet).
- Nition 4y agoI took the previous user's question as asking more like: Say there's an image in the training set with the description "Salvador Dali sitting at desk with pen and paper, 1957", and you put in the prompt "Salvador Dali sitting at desk with pen and paper, 1957", how close would the result be to that original training image?
- mirker 4y agoIt doesn’t have to be the same to achieve low loss. The date is not relevant, for example, for the image content. It can memorize a few images, but you can’t “compress” all of the internet’s images into text (if you can, make a startup with the most efficient compression algorithm ever made).