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If you are talking about stable diffusion you can both run it locally without logging in, and disable content moderation. I don't understand why they even incl
by ad404b8a372f2b9 4y ago
If you are talking about stable diffusion you can both run it locally without logging in, and disable content moderation.
I don't understand why they even included content moderation. People will say it's to prevent public relations issues but that doesn't seem like a good justification, you shouldn't have to go out of your way to placate the ultra-puritanical. And the filter is trivial to remove so how is it anything but a facade?
- throwawayffffas 4y agoYou need to login to download the weights the first time. The whole experience kind of left me with a bad taste. I do appreciate they didn't go the API access route like open AI and others but still the experience is a far cry compared to traditional open source software. Additionally their license, with it's verbosity was kind of a deal breaker, I am of the opinion that it would be better to just go with a standard software license, like the MIT license or something or Apache or something.