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It doesn't have to store every image - most are essentially duplicates of each other and only serve to reinforce which is the most representative image when mul
by ars 4y ago
It doesn't have to store every image - most are essentially duplicates of each other and only serve to reinforce which is the most representative image when multiple choices are linked with some reference text.
It only needs to store a fraction of the images to have a never ending supply of source material (I guess that's kind of obvious since this program works :)
- dougmwne 4y agoBut again, I think the idea that the model weights store the source images as if it were a library is fallacious. There. Is no known way to get it to spit back out a copy of a training image.