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Searches for "woman" and "man" (or for "her" or "him") are kind of depressing, for what they say about the world represented in the training data, and then filt

Searches for "woman" and "man" (or for "her" or "him") are kind of depressing, for what they say about the world represented in the training data, and then filtered through what people are looking for from Stable Diffusion. Even worse, try searching for "open", or don't, since surprisingly it's even more awful.

latchkey 4y ago
It is apparent that the 'search' is the indexed content of the prompt used to generate the image. I'd expect a search for 'man' to give the SD representation of such.
visarga 4y ago
Try "a woman" or "a man" instead of "woman" or "man". The text is too short.